Cooperative Agreement for affiliated Partner with the Rocky Mountain Cooperative Ecosystem Studies Unit
USGS’s Fort Collins Science Center is seeking a CESU partner to conduct research and implement updates to INHABIT, a web tool that helps land managers identify and prioritize invasive species threats. The work will support development of invasive species watch lists, habitat and phenology modeling, uncertainty descriptions, and new features requested by practitioners. Results will be integrate…
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