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Development of Statistical Methods to Estimate Baseline and Future Low Flow Characteristics of Ungaged Streams in Hawai`i

Adaptation Phase

Assessment

Sector Addressed

Conservation / Restoration

Research

Water Resources

Adaptation Phase

Assessment

Sector Addressed

Conservation / Restoration

Disaster Risk Management

Land Use Planning

Adaptation Phase

Assessment

Sector Addressed

Biodiversity

Conservation / Restoration

Land Use Planning

Adaptation Phase

Assessment

Sector Addressed

Forestry

Research

Water Resources

Adaptation Phase

Assessment

Sector Addressed

Conservation / Restoration

Fisheries

Research

Wildlife

Adaptation Phase

Assessment

Sector Addressed

Aquaculture

Conservation / Restoration

Research

Wildlife

Adaptation Phase

Assessment

Sector Addressed

Conservation / Restoration

Wildlife

Adaptation Phase

Assessment

Sector Addressed

Conservation / Restoration

Forestry

Wildlife

Adaptation Phase

Assessment

Sector Addressed

Conservation / Restoration

Wildlife

Adaptation Phase

Assessment

Adaptation Phase

Assessment

Sector Addressed

Conservation / Restoration

Wildlife

Adaptation Phase

Assessment

Sector Addressed

Conservation / Restoration

Wildlife

Development of Statistical Methods to Estimate Baseline and Future Low Flow Characteristics of Ungaged Streams in Hawai`i

Empirical Projection of Future Shoreline Position and Inundation Due to Sea Level Rise

Foundational Science Area: Assessing Climate Change Impacts to Wildlife and Habitats in the North Central U.S.

Climatic Correlates of Tree Mortality in Water- and Energy-Limited Forests

Climate Change Poised to Threaten Hydrologic Connectivity and Endemic Fishes in Dryland Streams

Climate Change and Peak Flows: Knowledge-to-Action to Help Managers Address Impacts on Streamflow Dynamics and Aquatic Habitat

Fitting the Climate Lens to Grassland Bird Conservation: Assessing Climate Change Vulnerability using Demographically-Informed Species Distribution Models

Quantifying Vulnerability of Quaking Aspen Woodlands and Associated Bird Communities to Global Climate Change in the Northern Great Basin

Climate Change Vulnerability Assessment for Pacific Lamprey in Rivers of the Western United States

Climate Change Vulnerability Assessments of Selected Species in the North Atlantic LCC Region

Consolidation Drainage and Climate Change May Reduce Piping Plover Habitat in the Great Plains

Drought and Cooler Temperatures Are Associated with Higher Nest Survival in Mountain Plovers