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Aaron Ramirez

Reed College

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Laboratories Of Kleinholtz Biological

Department Of Biology

Department Of Geological And Environmental Science

Reed College

NoneAaron Ramirez is currently serving as a Biology faculty at Reed College.

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Reed College

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environmental science ecology climate change forestry drought forest ecology vegetation science earth science global change water resources forest research drought management watershed management upper missouri headwaters public policy environmental policy hydrology climatology forest ecosystems plant science water resource management ecohydrology drought resilience drought risk management water availability environmental impact assessment sustainable development environmental planning disaster risk reduction environmental values climate development climate policy functional ecology hydrometeorology hydrological process river basin management remote teaching higher education teaching student learning case studies soil science plant ecology water governance freshwater ecosystems water ecologies ecological drought twenty-first century climate-change refugia unfamiliar territory emerging themes ecological drought research knowledge co-production climate-smart decision-making warmer summers tree mortality canopy dieback western redcedar live fuel moisture leaf-level flammability thresholds plant hydraulic traits

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Fire-Caused Injuries to Conifers Can Result in a Period of Reduced Tree Growth and Elevated Drought Vulnerability Within the First Two Years After Fire. Fire Ecology (2026)

tree physiologyforest ecologyfire ecologydroughtenvironmental scienceecologyforestryforest pathologyfire technologydeforestationextreme environmentsgeographywildland fireclimate changeglobal change biologyforest researchwildfires

Fire Directly Affects Tree Carbon Balance and Indirectly Affects Hydraulic Function: Consequences for Post‐Fire Mortality in Two Conifers. New Phytologist (2025)

tree physiologyforest ecologyfire ecologyforest ecosystemscarbon sequestrationenvironmental scienceecologyforestrydeforestationforest policyearth sciencewildland fireecosystemscarbon footprintglobal change biologyforest researchwildfires

Canary in the Forest?—Tree Mortality and Canopy Dieback of Western Redcedar Linked to Drier and Warmer Summers. Journal of Biogeography (2023)

R. A. AndrusL. R. PeachA. R. CinquiniB. MillsJ. T. YusiC. BuhlM. FischerB. A. GoodrichJ. M. HulbertA. HolzA. J. H. MeddensK. B. MoffettA. RamirezH. D. Adams

forest ecologyforest ecosystemsenvironmental scienceecologyforestrytree mortalitywarmer summerswestern redcedarcanopy diebackvegetation sciencebiogeographyclimate change

Lessons Learned in Knowledge Co-Production for Climate-Smart Decision-Making. Environmental Science & Policy (2023)

Alyssa RosemartinTheresa M. CrimminsKatharine L. GerstErin E. PosthumusAaron R. RamirezCynthia SA WallaceToni Lyn Morelli

knowledge co-productionenvironmental scienceclimate-smart decision-makingenvironmental policypublic policy

Live Fuel Moisture and Water Potential Exhibit Differing Relationships With Leaf‐Level Flammability Thresholds. Functional Ecology (2023)

Indra BovingJoe CelebrezzeRyan SalladayAaron RamirezLeander D. L. AndereggMax Moritz

live fuel moisturefunctional ecologyenvironmental scienceecologyclimate changeleaf-level flammability thresholds

The Patchwork Governance of Ecologically Available Water: A Case Study in the Upper Missouri Headwaters, Montana, United States. JAWRA Journal of the American Water Resources Association (2023)

Amanda E. CravensJulia B. GoolsbyTheresa JeddDeborah J. BathkeShelley CrausbayAshley E. CooperJason DunhamTonya HaighKimberly R. HallMichael J. HayesJamie McEvoyRebecca L. NelsonMarkéta PoděbradskáAaron RamirezElliot WickhamDionne Zoanni

forest ecologywater resourcespatchwork governanceenvironmental scienceecologywater ecologiesaquatic ecosystemsavailable waterhydrologywatershed managementupper missouri headwaterswater governancefreshwater ecosystemswater availability

Integration of Landscape-Level Remote Sensing and Tree-Level Ecophysiology Reveals Drought Refugia for a Rare Endemic, Bigcone Douglas-Fir. Frontiers in Forests and Global Change (2022)

Annapurna C. Post-LeonMahalia DryakEdward ZhuMark E. De GuzmanRyan SalladayMax A. MoritzAnne-Marie L. ParkinsonAaron R. Ramirez

forest ecologyglobal changeplant scienceenvironmental scienceecologyforestryplant ecologyrare endemicremote sensingvegetation scienceclimatologyearth scienceclimate changelandscape-level remote sensingforest research

Integrating Ecological Impacts: Perspectives on Drought in the Upper Missouri Headwaters, Montana, United States. Weather Climate and Society (2021)

water resourceshydrometeorologydroughtenvironmental scienceecologywater resource managementhydrological processdrought risk managementdrought managementunited statesriver basin managementhydrologyecohydrologywatershed managementupper missouri headwatersecological impactsclimate changedrought resilience

Climate‐Change Refugia: Biodiversity in the Slow Lane. Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment (2020)

Toni Lyn MorelliCameron W BarrowsAaron R RamirezJennifer M CartwrightDavid D AckerlyTatiana D EavesJoseph L EbersoleMeg A KrawchukBenjamin H LetcherMary F MahalovichGarrett W MeigsJulia L MichalakConstance I MillarRebecca M QuiñonesDiana StralbergJames H Thorne

climate-change refugiaenvironmental scienceecologybiodiversityclimate change

Course‐Based Undergraduate Research Experiences in a Remote Setting: Two Case Studies Documenting Implementation and Student Perceptions. Ecology and Evolution (2020)

higher educationcase studiestechnologyeducationdistance educationremote settingremote teachingstudent learningundergraduate researchhigher education teachingeducational technologystudent perceptionsexperiential learning

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Aaron Ramirez

Reed College

Affiliations

Laboratories Of Kleinholtz Biological

Department Of Biology

Department Of Geological And Environmental Science

Reed College

NoneAaron Ramirez is currently serving as a Biology faculty at Reed College.

Honors

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Reed College

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Fire-Caused Injuries to Conifers Can Result in a Period of Reduced Tree Growth and Elevated Drought Vulnerability Within the First Two Years After Fire. Fire Ecology (2026)

Fire Directly Affects Tree Carbon Balance and Indirectly Affects Hydraulic Function: Consequences for Post‐Fire Mortality in Two Conifers. New Phytologist (2025)

Canary in the Forest?—Tree Mortality and Canopy Dieback of Western Redcedar Linked to Drier and Warmer Summers. Journal of Biogeography (2023)

R. A. AndrusL. R. PeachA. R. CinquiniB. MillsJ. T. YusiC. BuhlM. FischerB. A. GoodrichJ. M. HulbertA. HolzA. J. H. MeddensK. B. MoffettA. RamirezH. D. Adams

forest ecologyforest ecosystemsenvironmental scienceecologyforestrytree mortalitywarmer summerswestern redcedarcanopy diebackvegetation sciencebiogeographyclimate change

Lessons Learned in Knowledge Co-Production for Climate-Smart Decision-Making. Environmental Science & Policy (2023)

Alyssa RosemartinTheresa M. CrimminsKatharine L. GerstErin E. PosthumusAaron R. RamirezCynthia SA WallaceToni Lyn Morelli

knowledge co-productionenvironmental scienceclimate-smart decision-makingenvironmental policypublic policy

Live Fuel Moisture and Water Potential Exhibit Differing Relationships With Leaf‐Level Flammability Thresholds. Functional Ecology (2023)

Indra BovingJoe CelebrezzeRyan SalladayAaron RamirezLeander D. L. AndereggMax Moritz

live fuel moisturefunctional ecologyenvironmental scienceecologyclimate changeleaf-level flammability thresholds

The Patchwork Governance of Ecologically Available Water: A Case Study in the Upper Missouri Headwaters, Montana, United States. JAWRA Journal of the American Water Resources Association (2023)

Integration of Landscape-Level Remote Sensing and Tree-Level Ecophysiology Reveals Drought Refugia for a Rare Endemic, Bigcone Douglas-Fir. Frontiers in Forests and Global Change (2022)

Annapurna C. Post-LeonMahalia DryakEdward ZhuMark E. De GuzmanRyan SalladayMax A. MoritzAnne-Marie L. ParkinsonAaron R. Ramirez

Integrating Ecological Impacts: Perspectives on Drought in the Upper Missouri Headwaters, Montana, United States. Weather Climate and Society (2021)

Climate‐Change Refugia: Biodiversity in the Slow Lane. Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment (2020)

climate-change refugiaenvironmental scienceecologybiodiversityclimate change

Course‐Based Undergraduate Research Experiences in a Remote Setting: Two Case Studies Documenting Implementation and Student Perceptions. Ecology and Evolution (2020)

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