Cross-island comparison of temporal variations in woody-grassland bistability at the Virginia Coast Reserve
Poster Number: 27 Presenter/Primary Author: Julie Zinnert Coastal barrier systems may be among the most sensitive of all ecosystems to effects of global climate change as ecological processes are closely coupled to both atmospheric and oceanic drivers.&nb
Responses of tidal marsh macrophytes to salinity pulses as a result of sea level rise and drought
Poster Number: 22 Presenter/Primary Author: Fan Li Due to reduced river discharge and sea level rise, tidal freshwater marshes will experience periodic to long-term higher salinities.
Controls on Porewater Salinity Distributions in a Southeastern Salt Marsh
Poster Number: 19 Presenter/Primary Author: David Miklesh Coastal wetlands provide many important ecosystem services, w
Determining effects of microclimate on individual survival in the American pika
Poster Number: 15 Presenter/Primary Author: Chris Ray With the rise of environmental niche modeling, it has become popular to project how climate change will alter the distribution of a species.
Seasonal effects of microhabitat structure on sub-surface microclimates in blocky debris
Poster Number: 13 Presenter/Primary Author: Chris Ray Rock glaciers and other forms of blocky debris underlain by permafrost or seasonal ice often serve as habitat for iconic montane species such as marmots, pikas and pine martens, as well as many sma
