Read Our February 2024 Newsletter!
Read our recap on all the updates across the ASCC Network in 2023 in the Network Newsletter. Thank you to everyone for your work in 2023. We are grateful for your continuous engagement and dedication.
Stay Up-to-Date on ASCC Happenings with our July 2023 Newsletter
Read the latest updates from across the ASCC Network in the Network Newsletter.
New Publication "Operationalizing forest-assisted migration in the context of climate change adaptation: Examples from the eastern USA"
Check out the new paper by Brian Palik, Peter Clark, Anthony D'Amato, Chris Swanston, and Linda Nagel in Ecosphere, titled "Operationalizing forest-assisted migration in the context of climate change adaptation: Examples from the eastern USA."
Stay Up-to-Date on ASCC Happenings with our August 2022 Newsletter
Read the latest updates from across the ASCC Network in the Network Newsletter.
Stay Up-to-Date on ASCC Happenings with our Newsletter
Read the latest updates from across the ASCC Network in the Network Newsletter.
ASCC Featured in "Come Rain or Shine" Podcast
The USDA Southwest Climate Hub and DOI Southwest Climate Adaptation Science Center interviewed Dr. Linda Nagel, ASCC Network lead PI, and Courtney Peterson, ASCC Network Coordinator, on their podcast, "Come Rain or Shine."
Dr. Linda Nagel Receives 2019 CO/WY Society of American Foresters Citizenship Award
Dr. Linda Nagel, ASCC Network Lead and Principal Investigator, and Professor and Department Head of the Forest and Rangeland Stewardship Department at Colorado State University, was awarded the 2019 CO/WY Society of American Foresters (SAF) Citizenship Award. The Citizenship Award recognizes an SAF member or non-member for their service to the local community and the improvement of the image of the forestry profession.
ASCC Network and Partners Featured in The New York Times
A recent New York Times article written by Moises Velasquez-Manoff featured the ASCC Network, highlighting the work taking place at the Chippewa National Forest ASCC site in Minnesota. The article features Brian Palik, the Chippewa National Forest ASCC Site Lead, as well as our partners and ASCC Network leads at the Northern Institute of Applied Climate Science (NIACS), Chris Swanston and Maria Janowiak. Check it out here and learn about some of the tremendous climate adaptation work being done across the U.S.