Interactions between climate and habitat loss effects on biodiversity: a systematic review and meta-analysis |
Mantyka-pringle, C. S., T. G. Martin, and J. R. Rhodes |
2012 |
biodiversity |
Interactions between Habitat Loss and Climate Change: Implications for Fairy Shrimp in the Central Valley Ecoregion of California, USA |
Pyke, C. R. |
2005 |
vernal pools |
Interlinking climate change with water-energy-food nexus and related ecosystem processes in California case studies |
Liu, Qinqin |
2016 |
water resources, agriculture, ecosystem services, climate change impacts |
Internalizing climate change - scientific resource management and the climate change challenges |
Dettinger, Michael D., and Culberson, Steven |
2008 |
climate change adaptation, adaptive management |
Inundation timing, more than duration, affects the community structure of California vernal pool mesocosms |
Kneitel, J. M. |
2014 |
vernal pools |
Irrigation as an historical climate forcing |
Cook, Benjamin I., Sonali P. Shukla, Michael J. Puma, and Larissa S. Nazarenko |
2015 |
agriculture, climate dynamics, water management, surface temperature |
Is economic valuation of ecosystem services useful to decision-makers? Lessons learned from Australian coastal and marine management |
Marre, Jean-Baptiste, Olivier Thébaud, Sean Pascoe, Sarah Jennings, Jean Boncoeur, and Louisa Coglan |
2016 |
ecosystem services, ecosystem management |
Is there a role for human-induced climate change in the precipitation decline that drove the California drought? |
Seager, Richard, Naomi Henderson, Mark A. Cane, Haibo Liu, and Jennifer Nakamura |
2017 |
drought, sea surface temperature, climate change impacts |
Is US climatic diversity well represented within the existing federal protection network? |
Batllori, Enric, Carol Miller, Marc-André Parisien, Sean Aaron Parks, and Max A. Moritz |
2014 |
protected area networks, conservation planning, climate change assessment |
Isolated and integrated effects of sea level rise, seasonal runoff shifts, and annual runoff volume on California’s largest water supply |
Wang, Jianzhong, Yin, H., Chung, F. |
2011-07 |
climate change impacts, sea level rise, water resources |
Key lessons for incorporating natural infrastructure into regional climate adaptation planning |
Langridge, Suzanne M., Hartge, Eric H., Clark, Ross, Arkema, Katie, Verutes, Gregory M., Prahler, Erin E., Stoner-Duncan, Sarah, Revell, David L., Caldwell, Margaret R., Guerry, Anne D., Ruckelhaus, Mary, Abeles, Adina, Coburn, Chris, and O'Conner, Kevin |
2014 |
sea level rise, coastal adaptation planning, coastal zone management, climate change adaptation |
Klamath Youth Program Melding Science and Traditional Knowledge Wins National Award |
ICTMN Staff |
2014 |
traditional ecological knowledge, indigenous peoples, resource management |
Land surveys show regional variability of historical fire regimes and dry forest structure of the western United States |
Baker, William L., and Mark A. Williams |
2018 |
historical biogeography, fire, forests |
Landscape epidemiology of Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis in central California |
Padgett-Flohr, Gretchen E. and Hopkins, Robert L. |
2010 |
amphibians, biodiversity, pathogens |
Landscape Zonation, benefit functions and target-based planning: unifying reserve selection strategies |
Mollanen, Atte |
2007 |
conservation prioritization, conservation planning, ecological modeling |
Landscape-scale indicators of biodiversity's vulnerability to climate change |
Klausmeyer, Kirk R., Shaw, M. Rebecca, MacKenzie, Jason B., and Cameron, D. Richard |
2011 |
vulnerability assessment, ecological indicators, climate change adaptation |
Landslides in West Coast metropolitan areas: the role of extreme weather events |
Biasutti, Michela, Richard Seager, and Dalia B. Kirschbaum |
2016 |
extreme events, precipitation, climate change impacts |
Large wildfire trends in the western United States, 1984–2011 |
Dennison, Philip E., Simon C. Brewer, James D. Arnold, and Max A. Moritz |
2014 |
drought, wildfire, fire frequency |
Life history characteristics may be as important as climate projections for defining range shifts: An example for common tree species in the intermountain western US |
Copeland, S. M., Bradford, J. B., Duniway, M. C. & Butterfield, B. J. |
2018-08 |
climate change impacts on biodiversity, species distribution modeling, plants |
Likelihood analysis of species occurrence probability from presence-only data for modelling species distributions |
Royle, J. Andrew, Chandler, Richard B., Yackulic, Charles, and Nichols, James D. |
2012 |
biodiversity management, species distribution modeling, ecological modeling |