Protecting soil carbon is crucial for effective carbon management, as reversing losses is slow and difficult. This resource considers various effects on soil carbon in temperate managed ecosystems…

Prior to European settlement, fire was a common disturbance across most of the Midwest and Eastern United States. Today, prescribed fire is used as a management tool to promote native, fire-tolerant…

Although wetlands make up a small percentage of total land area in the United States, they store a disproportionate amount of carbon largely due to their unique hydrology. Here, a basic summary of…

Non-native invasive earthworms can significantly disrupt natural ecosystems. This resource explores the various effects of these earthworms on ecosystems in the Midwest and Eastern US. Additional…

Many management actions are available to help land managers respond to climate change impacts on spruce-fir forests in New England and New York.

Many management actions are available to help land managers respond to climate change impacts on mixedwood forests in New England and New York.

Use this quick guide to incorporate climate change considerations into Natural Resources Planningefforts.

Many management actions are available to help land managers respond to climate change impacts on northern hardwood forests in New England and New York.

This guide aims to help managers identify potential adaptation management actions in northern hardwood, mixedwood, and spruce-fir forests in New England and New York.

The Wildlife Adaptation Menu provides tools and guidance to support wildlife managers in designing and implementing actions for climate change adaptation.

A synthesis of impacts, strategies, and approaches for adapting outdoor recreation in a changing climate.

The focus of the forest carbon management menu is to aid managers in planning land management actions for enhancing carbon within forested ecosystems.