Areas of Expertise

IEMM investigates and helps find solutions for pressing ecological challenges. 

We do this by using rigorous research methods, devising and implementing innovative technology, building multi-sector collaborations, and fostering community engagement.

IEMM draws on ten areas of expertise within the three specialties: of translational and applied science, climate adaptation science, and ecological management and conservation.

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Areas of Expertise: 1. Translational and Applied Science: Connecting Wildlands and Communities; Resilient Restoration; Spatial Decision Support for Fire Management; Ecological Drought in Southern California 2. Ecological Management and Conservation: Feral Pig Monitoring in San Diego County; California Least Tern Monitoring and Management in San Diego County; Mule Deer Conservation and Management; Population Modeling of Peninsular Bighorn Sheep; Planning for Wildlife Movement Across San Diego’s SR-67 3. Climate Adaptation Science: Southern California Montane Forest Conservation Strategy; Collaborative of Native Nations for Climate Transformation and Stewardship (CNNCTS); Developing a Framework for Valuing Carbon Sequestration in San Diego’s Natural Lands Climate Resilient Connectivity for California’s South Coast Ecoregion; Fisheries and Climate Toolkit (FaCeT); San Diego County Ecosystems: Ecological Impacts of Climate Change on a Biodiversity Hotspot

Areas of Expertise

What makes IEMM stand out? IEMM’s localized data on climate change modeling, a vigorous partnership group, and their assistance with developing a plan of action. Rob Roy, Environmental Director, La Jolla Band of Luiseño Indians

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