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Title Author Datesort ascending Subjects
Microclimatic challenges in global change biology Potter, Kristen A., Woods, H. Arthur, and Pincebourde, Sylvain 2013 bioclimatic modeling, species distribution modeling, microclimatology
Climate change's impact on key ecosystem services and the human well-being they support in the US Nelson, Erik J., Kareiva, Peter, Ruckelshaus, Mary, Arkema, Katie, Geller, Gary, Girvetz, Evan, Goodrich, Dave, Matzek, Virginia, Pinsky, Malin, Reid, Walt, Saunders, Martin, Semmens, Darius, and Tallis, Heather 2013 ecosystem services, biodiversity
Bioclimatic velocity: the pace of species exposure to climate change Serra-Diaz, Josep M., Franklin, Janet, Ninyerola, Miquel, Davis, Frank W., Syphard, Alexandra D., Regan, Helen M. and Ikegami, Makihiko 2013 plants, endemic species, biodiversity, bioclimatic modeling
Planning for climate change in California, substantial shifts on top of already high climate variability Cayan, Dan 2013 precipitation, sea level rise, climate change projections
State of California Sea-Level Rise Guidance Document Coastal and Ocean Working Group of the California Climate Action Team (CO-CAT) 2013 sea level rise
Exposure of US national parks to land use and climate change 1900-2100 Hansen, Andrew J., Nathan B. Piekielek, Cory Davis, Jessica R. Haas, David M. Theobald, John E. Gross, William B. Monahan, Tom Olliff, and Steven W. Runnin 2013 protected area networks, national parks, biodiversity management
Six common mistakes in conservation priority setting Game, Edward T., Kareiva, Peter, and Possingham, Hugh P. 2013 biodiversity management, biological conservation, conservation prioritization
What is a GCM? IPCC 2013 global circulation models
Complex interactions between biota, landscapes and native peoples Fragoso, Jose M. V. and Reo, Nicholas J. 2013 traditional ecological knowledge, indigenous peoples, resource management
Conservation planning with uncertain climate change projections Kujala, Heini, Moilanen, Atte, Araújo, Miguel B., and Cabeza, Mar 2013 conservation prioritization, species distribution modeling, biodiversity
Climate Change in the North Bay for Residents of Marin, Sonoma, and Napa Counties North Bay Climate Adaptation Initiative 2013 climate change adaptation, climate change impacts, climate change assessment
High Resolution Climate-Hydrology Scenarios for San Francisco’s Bay Area Weiss, Stu, Flint, Alan, Flint, Lorraine, Hamilton, Healy, Fernandez, Miguel, and Micheli, Lisa 2013 climate change projections, regional climate models
Improving the contribution of climate model information to decision making: the value and demands of robust decision frameworks Weaver, Christopher P., Lempert, Robert J., Brown, Casey, Hall, John A., Revell, David, and Sarewitz, Daniel 2013 climate change adaptation, adaptive management, decision making
Uncertainty in assessing the impacts of global change with coupled dynamic species distribution and population models Conlisk, Erin, Syphard, Alexandra D., Franklin, Janet, Flint, Lorraine, Flint, Alan, and Regan, Helen M. 2013 species distribution modeling, population dynamics, rare plants, biodiversity
Unique Challenges Facing Southwestern Tribes Redsteer, Margaret Hiza, Bemis, Kirk, Chief, Karletta, Gautam, Mahesh, Middleton, Beth Rose, and Tsosie, Rebecca 2013 indigenous peoples, climate change impacts, resilience
Framing climate uncertainty: socio-economic and climate scenarios in vulnerability and adaptation assessments Berkhout, Frans, van den Hurk, Bart, Bessembinder, Janette, de Boer, Joop, Bregman, Bram, and van Drunen, Michiel 2013 scenario planning, vulnerability assessment, climate change adaptation

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