Research Brief: Lake Vulnerability Along an Altitudinal Gradient
Understanding how a changing climate can impact lake vulnerability is relevant to planning future conservation efforts.
Tagged: climate change
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Research Brief: Thermal Vulnerability in a Mountain Watershed
With air temperature increases reported nearly every year, there’s been a global shift in interest toward understanding how thermal vulnerability impacts ecosystems, habitats and organisms. In particular, it’s become increasingly[…]
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Research Brief: Impacts of Nutrient Loading on Extreme Climatic Events
As climate change increases the frequency and severity of extreme climatic events (ECEs), limnologists are left to wonder how the world’s lakes will fair in an ever-changing environment. Researchers from[…]
Data From Alaska’s Lake Peters Will Inform Climate Models
Climate modeling is hard. But perhaps more daunting is work to make the models more accurate. From deep-sea expeditions to high-altitude flights, scientists can go almost anywhere, gather data and[…]
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