Study: North Cascades grizzlies could gain more habitat as the climate warms

Grizzly bears in Washington’s North Cascades could gain habitat as the climate warms, according to a study that looked at how climate change could affect the reintroduction of grizzly bears. Dr. Meade Krosby is quoted. This story aired on KUOW and Oregon Public Broadcasting. 


Washington State Climate Scientists say Wildlife Crossings Crucial as Climate Changes

Wildlife crossings could be a path to a future where the climate has significantly changed the planet. Wildlife and climate experts are urging policymakers to plan for what they call “climate-informed” crossings. Dr. Meade Krosby is quoted in this article from Big Country News.


Covering your climate: Pacific Northwest rides adaptation wave

A roundup of potential stories about climate adaptation for PNW journalists. Research by the Climate Impacts Group aimed at understanding and mitigating the effects of climate change on wildlife habitat is referenced. “One of the most important stories you can cover in your community is how local institutions are preparing to adapt to more-destructive wildfire seasons, increased flooding, landslides and myriad other effects of a warming climate in the Pacific Northwest,” the article says.