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SNAPP: Landscape-Scale Forest Assessments to Support Zero-Deforestation Supply Chains

Principal Investigator(s): Robert Heilmayr, Kimberly Carlson

PEGASuS: Designing the observing system for the world’s ocean from microbes to whales

Principal Investigator(s): Nicholas J. Bax, Daniel C. Dunn, Patricia D. Miloslavich

PEGASuS: Managing Ocean Change and Food Security:Implementing Palau’s National Marine Sanctuary

Principal Investigator(s): Fiorenza Micheli, Yimnang Golbuu, Jim Leape

The Other Side of Invasibility: Vulnerability of Recipient Ecosystems

Principal Investigator(s): Bethany A. Bradley, Inés Ibañez

SNAPP: Operationalizing climate resilience in marine fisheries management

Principal Investigator(s): Katherine Mills, Kristin Kleisner , Patrick Sullivan

SNAPP: Addressing the impacts of sarcoptic mange in wild South American Camelids across a landscape of myths and legends

Principal Investigator(s): Christian Walzer

Using XML-Structured Metadata to automate quality assurance processing for ecological data

In an attempt to mine the rich collection of ecological information, ecology and related disciplines have recently increased their emphasis on post hoc synthesis and analysis of existing data. Consequently, investigators must integrate large numbers of data sets with varying schemas from diverse sources. The scientists generally have little or no knowledge about the history, quality, and reliability of these data. Such data integration efforts are frequently necessary precursors to more cogent ecological analyses using the newly synthesized data.

Linking the FGDC Geospatial Metadata Content Standard to the biological/ecological Sciences

As part of the development of the National Biological Information Infrastructure (NBII), the U.S. Geological Survey and its NBII partners and collaborators have cooperated in the development of a proposed metadata content standard for biological and ecological sciences data. Working through the U.S.

The adaptive dynamics of consumer choice

National Science Foundation workshop supports restoration-related research