Climate Modeling in the Intermountain West

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11/11/2021 34 min Temporada 2 Episodio 4

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Former Utah State University graduate student Scott Zimmer discusses his research on climate models that predict vegetation and habitat changes in the Intermountain West. We discuss what these projections tell us about our rapidly changing landscapes, and how these findings can be used by land managers.

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