Tague Team Lab and Friends of the Lab:Naomi Tague Invited presentation – Snow and Forest in the Western US – Does ecophysiology matter? H16F-05 (1089369), Monday 3:25 – 3:35, E258 (Lakeside, Level 2) Chris Heckman poster – An Alternative Hydrologic Hypothesis as to why Taller Trees Commonly Experience Greater Drought StressH12A-45, Monday 7:00 – 10:30,Continue reading “Don’t miss these AGU 2022 presentations!”
Category Archives: Meetings
Watershed Masterclass
Last week, the Tague Team attended the CUAHSI Master Class: Advanced Techniques in Watershed Science.
Tague presents at AGU
This morning at the 2018 American Geophysical Union (AGU) meeting in Washington DC, Naomi Tague’s presentation addressed how we visualize and communicate model output and underlying theories in “Animating ‘green stuff’ in hydrologic models: where we are and what is next”.
Summer Wildfire Seminar
Naomi Tague and fellow UCSB professors Andrew Plantinga and Sarah Anderson, as well as Max Moritz of UC Berkeley and Maureen Kennedy of the University of Washington taught a summer seminar at UCSB earlier this month on managing wildfire. The SERI Fire hosted program provided a taste of interdisciplinary research through lectures on wildfire management,Continue reading “Summer Wildfire Seminar”
Congratulations Larry Band!
Congratulations to Dr. Lawrence E. Band, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, on being elected as a member of the 2015 American Geophysical Union (AGU) Class of Fellows. Dr. Band is a friend of the Tague Team lab, and was Dr. Tague’s PhD advisor. We congratulate him on this honor. Read more about theContinue reading “Congratulations Larry Band!”
Naomi interviewed about tree death factors
Naomi Tague was interviewed on Jefferson Public Radio, broadcast on NPR, regarding tree death factors in California – research that was recently published in New Phytologist: “Tree mortality from drought, insects, and their interactions in a changing climate” on which Naomi was a co-author. Listen to the discussion
Dr. Tague interviewed on JPR
Dr. Tague interviewed on JPR regarding Tree Death Factors in California
WMI Meeting
Western Mountain Initiative meeting in Utah – thinking about what we learn from place based research, in a beautiful place! WMI website
CZO Meeting
Dr. Naomi Tague and post-doc Ryan Bart attended the annual Southern Sierra CZO meeting in Fresno August 4-6 to discuss current research and future project development. Ryan is currently researching/modeling the effects of vegetation conversion from trees to shrubs in the rain-snow transition zone on streamflow in the Providence Creek headwater catchments. Southern Sierra CZO
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