South Central
South Central
South Central CASC researchers are working throughout the region to understand how future climate might impact streamflow and water availability in the Rio Grande basins, how Rio Grande Cutthroat Trout might fare as non-native trout populations increase, how tribal managers can best use science findings to prepare for the future, and much more. Explore South Central CASC Science Projects
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Terrestrial Connectivity Across the South Central United States: Implications for the Sustainability of Wildlife Populations and Communities
Habitat fragmentation, modification, and loss have been implicated in the decline of many species, including more than 85% of those considered threatened or endangered. Therefore, connectivity, or the ability of organisms to move among habitat patches, is a critical component of landscape health. In addition to influencing the sustainability of wildlife populations and communities, connectivity al