Amphibian response to climate change

Dates

Start Date

2009

End Date

2011

Contacts

Funding Agency :

USFS PNW Station

Principal Investigator :

Deanna Olson

Co-Investigator :

James Cook University, Griffith University, University of the State of Rio de Janeiro, Florida International University, University of Helsinki, University of Otago, USGS, MT (USA), University of Kent, University of Newcastle, Stanford University

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Purpose

1) Develop and synthesize practical actions that can be done to forestall effects of climate change on amphibians; 2) Using a risk assessment framework, identify the biological vulnerabilities and resiliences of world amphibians to climate change

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parts	type Objectives value 1) Develop and synthesize practical actions that can be done to forestall effects of climate change on amphibians; 2) Using a risk assessment framework, identify the biological vulnerabilities and resiliences of world amphibians to climate change

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• USFS PNW Station

Keyword

• amphibians
• vulnerability assessment

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US Forest Service, Pacific Northwest Station

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agendas name Northwest CSC Agenda themes name Climate Science & Modeling number 1 options name Response of Physical Systems to Climate Change number 2 options name Response of Biological Systems to Climate Change number 3 options a true name Vulnerability and Adaptation number 4 options a true name Monitoring and Observation Systems number 5 options name Data, Infrastructure, Analysis, and Modeling number 6 options name Communication of Science Findings number 7 options url http://www.doi.gov/csc/northwest/upload/NW-CSC-Science-Agenda-2012-2015.pdf