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Climate-Related Change Impacts on Forest Relationships: A Comparative Study of Tribal and Non-Tribal Communities in the Great Lakes Region
Forest ecosystems in the Great Lakes region are undergoing climate-related changes that outpace current monitoring and management frameworks. In partnership with the Keweenaw Bay Indian Community (KBIC), this study examined how Tribal and non-Tribal communities interact with forests and experience c
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