Using Ecological Connectivity as a Basis for the Watershed Integrity of Western US Waters

Alternative Invasive Species Management: Manual Russian Olive Removal Along the San Juan River

Elissa Rothman

Canyon Country Discovery Center, Monticello, Utah USA elissar@ccdiscovery.org

 

Gathering Information on the Future of Snow and Water for Adaptation Planning on National Forests   Charles Luce1   1U.S.
Applied Adaptive Learning: The Science for Climate Action Network   Kathy Jacobs1   1Center for Climate Adaptation Science and Solutions, University of Arizona   This presentation provides an opportunity to dive into the relationship between applied adaptive learning, climate assessments and adaptation action at multiple scales.  The Science for Climate Action Network is attempting to build long-ter

A Score of Changes and More in Store

Dave Kanzer1

 

1Colorado River District

 

Old timers (now=me) know that ‘time is a jet plane; it moves too fast’.

  Climate in Context: Connecting Science and Decision-making    Kathy Jacobs1   1Center for Climate Adaptation Science and Solutions, University of Arizona   In the context of managing risk, both scientists and stakeholders are frustrated by the knowledge gap that exists between science and decision-making.  Though it is common for scientists to find that decision-makers are not
  Riparian Vegetation Response to High-intensity Fire and Flood Disturbance in Two Montane Canyons in the Jemez Mountains, New Mexico   Patrick B.
Lessons Learned for Riparian Habitat Restoration Along the Rio Grande in Southern New Mexico and West Texas   Elizabeth&
  Wildfire Ready Watersheds   Chris Sturm1 1Watershed Program Director, Colorado Water Conservation Board