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Jessica Hellmann

University of Minnesota
As seen in: CNN, HuffPost, Wiley Online Library, The Conversation, The Hill, The Minnesota Star Tribune, Pioneer Press, Billings Gazette, Duluth News Tribune, WDSU-TV (New Orleans, LA) and
scientist, prof & director of @UMNIonE; seeking a future where people & planet prosper together; co-founder @microclimate; Midwest @usgs_climate (she/her)
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What climate adaptation can learn from evolutionary adaptation

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By Amy Waananen, Katherine T. Charton, Jessica Hellmann
| Wiley Online Library Verified
INTRODUCTION It is no coincidence that the fields of evolutionary biology and climate adaptation share the word adaptation. In both fields, adaptation is the process by which complex systems adjust to environmental change (Jones et al., 2021; Simonet, 2010).
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Local View: The science behind bolstering our great outdoors is at risk

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By Jessica Hellmann
| Duluth News Tribune Verified
Every summer, Minnesotans slide their boats into quiet morning waters and toss their lines into deep waters in hopes of catching walleye, bass, or northern pike. They might see a heron, beaver, or loon to say hello to along the way. And while a $113 billion industry relies on recreation each year in the U.S. Midwest, those lakes and those walleye are changing. They are responding to shifts in air and water temperature, precipitation, and seasonality, in ways that we do not yet understand.
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Expert engagement in setting a climate adaptation research agenda

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By Sarah Skikne, Jessica Hellmann
| Wiley Online Library Verified
There is an abundance of research topics that could better inform natural resource management under climate change, and relatively little time and few resources to put towards this task. Here we describe two methods to engage experts in refining and prioritizing a climate adaptation research agenda. We argue that combining practitioner consultation with evaluation by researchers and other non-practitioners can generate productive research agendas that accelerate actionable adaptation science.
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