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Student Kenia Gomez, Gabriel Abundis, Ernesto Chavez-Velasco, Forestry, Fire & Rangeland Management
Kenia Gomez, Gabriel Abundis & (graduate student) Ernesto Chavez-Velasco received research grants from the California Native Grassland Association to examine pressing issues on various California rangelands. Kenia will explore how drought and woody debris affect a local threatened species, North Coast Semaphore Grass; Gabriel will explore how local photovoltaic grids affect rangeland plant communities; Ernesto will work to develop field methods for selecting plants that will match with environmental characteristics for context-specific management to promote biodiversity and drought resilience on rangelands.
Academic Department
Forestry, Fire & Rangeland Management
Achievement (100 Words Max)
Kenia Gomez, Gabriel Abundis & (graduate student) Ernesto Chavez-Velasco received research grants from the California Native Grassland Association to examine pressing issues on various California rangelands. Kenia will explore how drought and woody debris affect a local threatened species, North Coast Semaphore Grass; Gabriel will explore how local photovoltaic grids affect rangeland plant communities; Ernesto will work to develop field methods for selecting plants that will match with environmental characteristics for context-specific management to promote biodiversity and drought resilience on rangelands.
Name(s) of People Involved
Kenia Gomez, Gabriel Abundis, Ernesto Chavez-Velasco
Type of Achievement
Student
Submitter's Full Name
Justin Luong
Email
jcl161@humboldt.edu
College
CNRS