The U.S. Geological Survey offers funding to a Californian Cooperative Ecosystem Studies Unit partner to study carbon cycling in seabed mineral environments.
The U.S. Geological Survey seeks a California Cooperative Ecosystem Studies Unit partner to research seabed mineral formation, ocean processes, and submarine geohazards to inform resource management.
The Geological Survey funds a Californian Cooperative Ecosystem Studies Unit partner to develop a gene expression panel that distinguishes stressors affecting wildlife and ecosystem health.
Novel Approaches to Critical Minerals Research in the Geosciences (GEO-CM) supports researchers studying mineral discovery, recovery, and environmental impacts to advance fundamental geoscience knowledge.
The U.S. Geological Survey seeks a Great Lakes-Northern Forest cooperative ecosystem studies partner to improve national aquatic species distribution models, habitat assessments, and ecological data synthesis.
The U.S. Geological Survey funds a Rocky Mountain Cooperative Ecosystem Studies Unit partner to develop science-based decision tools for managing western rangelands and alpine ecosystems.