William Kleindl

Bridging Functions and Values: Advancing Wetland Ecosystem Service Assessment Through Use of a Service Capacity Index

William Kleindl, Sarah P. Church, Kai C. Rains, Mark C. Rains et autres

Abstract Wetland service or values are often assumed to occur at a comparable level to wetland function (i.e., higher functioning wetlands provide more services). However, services are seldom directly evaluated because of the lack of structured assessment approaches. For wetland ecosystem service …

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Fewer Wetlands, More Drainage: Forensic Mapping of Wetland Loss and Drainage Alteration Illustrates the Hydrological Transformation of Coastal Watersheds

Kai C. Rains, Sean M. Lawlor, Edgar J. Guerrón-Orejuela, Shawn Landry et autres

Abstract Land use-land cover (LULC) change is widely implicated in coastal water quality degradation, but we often lack understanding of how LULC change has varied spatiotemporally because so much change occurred before the advent of modern mapping. In this study, we overcome …

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Mapping Tradeoffs and Synergies in Ecosystem Services as a Function of Forest Management

Hazhir Karimi, Christina L. Staudhammer, Matthew D. Therrell, William Kleindl et autres

The spatial variation of forest ecosystem services at regional scales remains poorly understood, and few studies have explicitly analyzed how ecosystem services are distributed across different forest management types. This study assessed the spatial overlap between forest management types and ecosystem service …

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Insights Into Nature‐Based Climate Solutions: Managing Forests for Climate Resilience and Carbon Stability

Bailey Murphy, Christine R. Rollinson, Michael C. Dietze, Christina L. Staudhammer et autres

Abstract Successful implementation of forest management as a nature‐based climate solution is dependent on the durability of management‐induced changes in forest carbon storage and sequestration. As forests face unprecedented stability risks in the face of ongoing climate change, much remains unknown regarding …

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Drivers of forest productivity in two regions of the United States: Relative impacts of management and environmental variables

Hazhir Karimi, Michael W. Binford, William Kleindl, Gregory Starr et autres

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Insights for Nature-based Climate Solutions: Managing Forests for Climate Resilience and Carbon Stability

Bailey Murphy, Christine R. Rollinson, Michael C. Dietze, Christina L. Staudhammer et autres

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Choosing the Right Tool: A Comparative Study of Wetland Assessment Approaches

William Kleindl, Sarah P. Church, Mark C. Rains, Rachel Ulrich

Abstract There are over 700 aquatic ecological assessment approaches across the globe that meet specific institutional goals. However, in many cases, multiple assessment tools are designed to meet the same management need, resulting in a confusing array of overlapping options. Here, we …

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Reorganizing the Waterscape: Asymmetric Loss of Wetlands and Gain of Artificial Water Features in a Mixed-use Watershed

Mark C. Rains, Kurt Schmidt, Shawn Landry, William Kleindl et autres

Abstract Between the 1780 and 1980s, more than half of the wetlands in the conterminous US were lost. As wetlands have been lost, numerous artificial water features (AWFs), such as stormwater retention ponds, golf course water features, and reservoirs, have been constructed. …

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What is the Best Wetland Assessment Tool? A Discrimination of Overlapping Assessment Approaches.

William Kleindl, Sarah P. Church, Mark C. Rains, Rachel Ulrich

Abstract There are over 700 aquatic ecological assessment approaches across the globe that meet specific institutional goals. However, in many cases, multiple assessment tools are designed to meet the same management need resulting in a confusing array of overlapping options. Here we …

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Mapping Groundwater Recharge Potential in High Latitude Landscapes Using Public Data, Remote Sensing, and Analytic Hierarchy Process

Edgar J. Guerrón-Orejuela, Kai C. Rains, Tyelyn M. Brigino, William Kleindl et autres

Understanding where groundwater recharge occurs is essential for managing groundwater resources, especially source-water protection. This can be especially difficult in remote mountainous landscapes where access and data availability are limited. We developed a groundwater recharge potential (GWRP) map across such a landscape …

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An Epigenetic View of Organizational Cultures, Learning, and Memory in Dynamic Environments

Brad Kleindl, William Kleindl, Peter Kleindl

Artificial Water Features and Wetlands in the Tampa Bay Watershed, Florida, U.S.A. in the1950s and in 2007

Mark C. Rains, Kurt Schmidt, Shawn Landry, William Kleindl et autres

This project consists of 5 files, a ReadMe (text) and four geospatial shapefiles generated in ArcPro 3.0.4. (ESRI). Two shapefiles depict the distribution and spatial extent of artificial water features (AWFs, e.g., reservoirs, stormwater retention ponds) in the 1950s and in 2007 …