Songs of Adaptation is observing the natural world,
documenting change, and engaging communities to guide
sustainable adaptation for a changing world.
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Biomeridians
Songs of Adaptation measures stories along biomeridians.
Biomeridians are lines placed on the landscape that connect a range of very different habitats.
For example, a biomeridian is observed along a mountain slope. A mountain might be tropical at the bottom and snow-covered at the peak.
Climate change shifts these habitats.
As temperatures increase, animals and plants begin to move upward on the mountain.
By monitoring multiple habitats, this project provides a way to observe those changes.
Learn more about the Historical Context of biomeridians.
Our Work
Through our work:
Students develop a stronger
connection to their
environments.
Cloud-based computing and
artificial intelligence
make sense of big data.
Citizen science
bolsters high-tech
observations.
Rural communities better
understand their changing
environments.
Wildlife managers gather
information to make evidence-based
management decisions.
Inclusive participation
leads to sustainable
adaptation.
Two-way knowledge transfer
between communities and scientists
deepens the understanding for all.
Our work has direct links to:
Click the image above to learn more about Songs of Adaptation project direct links to Goals 4, 7, 8, 11, 13, 15, 16, and 17.
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