Browsing: Strategies
The article outlines the workflow for building 3D geological and hydrological models focusing on the Mt. Fuji catchment. Table 2 compiles various input data, including hydrofacies…
Since summer 2019, Austin’s Watershed Protection Department has been addressing harmful algae in local lakes. In April, low levels of dihydroanatoxin, a cyanobacteria toxin dangerous to…
In the article “The Way of the River,” Jaclyn Moyer examines the restoration efforts in Quartz Creek, Oregon, informed by a revolutionary approach called Stage 0,…
The Elk River, once a thriving ecosystem supporting salmon and elk populations, has suffered significant degradation due to historical human activities such as diking, draining, and…
The Academy will measure environmental conditions in the Delaware basin and guide conservation projects funded by the William Penn Foundation. It will identify relevant research questions,…
Transforming Illegal Ponds into Wildfire Defense Strategies: Insights from BOCC and Upper Ark
By Terrain News
The Custer Board of County Commissioners (BOCC) recently discussed the legality of man-made ponds in the area with Greg Felt, General Manager of the Upper Arkansas…
The article discusses the need for a systematic adaptive management approach for the Missouri River’s ecosystem and resources. Key requirements include: – A sustained commitment to…
The San Diego Superior Court has ordered Cal Fire to amend its Vegetation Management Program, which uses prescribed fire and cutting to reduce wildfire risk, due…
NOAA Fisheries and the California Department of Fish and Wildlife are launching the SHaRP (Salmon Habitat Restoration Priorities) initiative to identify key actions for restoring salmon…
Cleantech Group’s recent research underscores the escalating urgency for integrated, AI-driven solutions in wildfire early detection. The study highlights a surge in technological advancements aimed at…