Funding Years: 2025-2027 Animal migration is spectacular and globally important, yet it is vanishing. Reversing this trend requires collaboration across geographies and jurisdictions since animals cross vast distances. Studying the way people collaborate along these movements is essential to inform
Funding Years: 2025-2027 The “Forest and Water Challenges in the Western U.S.” GCRT aims to investigate how changes in forest landscapes of the Rocky Mountains impact water resources across the Colorado River Basin under climate change. Through coupled land-atmosphere modeling
Funding Years: 2025-2027 The project focuses on using traditional food practices to improve food system sustainability and health, especially for vulnerable populations. In Zambia, mushrooms, a culturally important wild-harvested protein source, are in short supply during the dry season, contributing
Funding Years: 2025-2027 This project tackles one of the biggest challenges facing the construction industry: how to make sustainability not just good for the planet but also irresistible to developers. By creating a simple, marketable measure for the circularity of
Funding Years: 2025-2027 Natural disasters such as forest fires are increasing worldwide, exposing millions of people to air pollution hazards; however, research on how disasters affect personal exposure to air pollution remains limited. This shortage of reliable data is partly