Dr. Daniel B. Fagre
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Northern Rocky Mountain Science Center, c/o Glacier National Park, West Glacier, MT 59936-0128
Postdoctoral Fellow. Wildlife Biology. 1981-83. University of California, Davis
Ph.D. Animal Ecology. 1981. University of California, Davis
M.S. Animal Ecology. 1978. University of California, Davis and B.A. Environmental Science. 1975. Prescott College, Prescott, Arizona
B.A. Environmental Science. 1975. Prescott College, Prescott, Arizona
Expertise:
- Mountain Ecosystems
- Climate Change
- Glaciers
- Snow
- Alpine Treeline and Vegetation
- Avalanches
Research Interests: Daniel Fagre is Research Ecologist and Climatel Change Research Coordinator for the Northern Rocky Mountain Science Center of the U. S. Geological Survey. He is stationed at Glacier National Park, Montana and is a faculty affiliate at the University of Montana, Montana State University, and several other universities. He’s worked for the past 15 years with many staff, partners and collaborators in the Northern Rocky Mountains to understand how global-scale environmental changes will affect our mountain ecosystems. His diverse research programs have addressed glaciers, avalanches, amphibians, alpine plants, paleoclimates, snow chemistry and ecosystem dynamics of bioregions. He received his Ph.D. from the University of California, Davis, and has held positions in universities and several federal agencies. He helped establish the Western Mountain Initiative, a program to tie mountain science across different areas, and is active in several international science networks that address mountain issues. He co-authored a book on national parks and protected areas published in 2005 and another on mountain ecosystems in 2007. He recently received the Director’s Award for Natural Resource Research from the National Park Service and serves on the Montana governor’s advisory board for climate change.
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