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David Cairns

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Texas A&M University

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College of Arts and Sciences

Geography

David Cairns is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Professor at Texas A&M University.

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environmental science ecology climate change earth science forestry forest ecology geography vegetation science biogeography physical geography arid environments landscape ecology geomorphology environmental modelling climatology plant science spatial analysis avian biology environmental geography alpine treeline cold region science fire ecology spatial ecology cryosphere forest ecosystems ecological modelling high elevation fire modeling quaternary science applied ecology global ecology wildlife forest research plant ecology paleoclimatology glacier national park livestock science climatic change restoration ecology applied geography terrestrial ecology forest restoration coastal geomorphology wildlife ecology forest biology barun valley alpine treeline ecotone treeline ecotone salt marsh vegetation southern pine beetle population genomics fragmentation effect climate modelling regional relevance plant diversity glaciers dendrochronology tree growth spatial science forest conservation carbon balance eastern nepal himalaya southern appalachian mountains mountain hemlock northern sweden alpine treelines orogeny phytogeography population history global comparison movement ecology applied geomorphology glacial process herbivory influences global shrub expansion global climatic change population genetics forest pathology vegetation history evolutionary biology

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Modeling the Suitability of Texas Karst Regions for Infection by Pseudogymnoascus Destructans in Bats. Journal of Mammalogy (2022)

Lilianna K WolfMelissa B MeierhoferMichael L MorrisonDavid M CairnsThomas E Lacher

infectious disease modellingzoogeographymammalogyzoologyanimal studiesbiogeographypathologymammalian biologyanimal ecologywildlife ecologyspatial ecologyanimal sciencepseudogymnoascus destructansinfectious diseasesecologytexas karst regions

A Global Framework for Linking Alpine‐Treeline Ecotone Patterns to Underlying Processes. Ecography (2020)

Maaike Y. BaderLuis D. LlambíBradley S. CaseHannah L. BuckleyJohanna M. ToivonenJ. Julio CamareroDavid M. CairnsCarissa D. BrownThorsten WiegandLynn M. Resler

alpine-treeline ecotone patternsglobal frameworkenvironmental scienceunderlying processesecology

Is Subarctic Forest Advance Able to Keep Pace With Climate Change?. Global Change Biology (2020)

W. Gareth ReesAnnika HofgaardStéphane BoudreauDavid M. CairnsKaren HarperSteven MametIngrid MathisenZuzanna SwiradOlga Tutubalina

subarctic forest advanceclimate changeenvironmental scienceglobal change biology

Secondhand Homes: Woodpecker Cavity Location and Structure Influences Secondary Nester’s Success. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2020)

Faith O. HardinSamantha LeiversJacquelyn K. GraceDavid M. CairnsTyler CampbellBrian PierceMichael L. Morrison

wildlifeavian biologyspatial ecologywildlife ecologyclimate changebreeding behaviorwoodpecker cavity locationbuilt environmentecologyanimal ecologysecondhand homes

Seedling Survival at Timberline is Critical to Conifer Mountain Forest Elevation and Extent. Frontiers in Forests and Global Change (2019)

Craig R. BrodersenMatthew J. GerminoDaniel M. JohnsonKeith ReinhardtWilliam K. SmithLynn M. ReslerMaaike Y. BaderAnna SalaLara M. KueppersGabriele BrollDavid M. CairnsFriedrich-Karl HoltmeierGerhard Wieser

forestryglobal changeenvironmental scienceforest ecologyearth scienceclimate changemountain forest elevation

Advancing Biogeography Through Population Genomics. Population genomics (2018)

Jeremy S. JohnsonKonstantin V. KrutovskyOm P. RajoraKeith D. GaddisDavid M. Cairns

biogeographypopulation genomics

Low Recruitment Above Treeline Indicates Treeline Stability Under Changing Climate in Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve, Western Nepal. Physical Geography (2018)

Parveen K. ChhetriDavid M. Cairns

forestrytreeline stabilityenvironmental sciencelivestock scienceecologyclimatologyforest ecologylow recruitmentavian biologyphysical geographyrange shiftgeographydhorpatan hunting reservespatial analysiswildlifeclimatic changeenvironmental geographywestern nepalclimate change

Predicting the Suitable Habitat of Treeline Species in the Nepalese Himalayas Under Climate Change. Mountain Research and Development (2018)

Parveen K. ChhetriKeith D. GaddisDavid M. Cairns

high elevationnepalese himalayasforestrylivestock sciencebiogeographyaquatic ecosystemsenvironmental scienceclimate changesuitable habitatregional relevanceforest ecologyglobal comparisontreeline speciesearth scienceplant scienceecologyarid environments

The Bolin Lecture. AGU Fall Meeting 2018 (2018)

Rong FuPhilip MoteDavid M. Cairns

bolin lectureeducation

The Trans-Alaska Pipeline System Facilitates Shrub Establishment in Northern Alaska. ARCTIC (2018)

Rosemary A. DwightDavid M. Cairns

shrub establishmentextreme environmentsavian biologytrans-alaska pipeline systemcold region scienceclimate changevegetation sciencenorthern alaskacryospherearctic engineeringlivestock scienceecologyarid environments

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David Cairns

Professor

Texas A&M University

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Geography

David Cairns is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Professor at Texas A&M University.

Honors

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Modeling the Suitability of Texas Karst Regions for Infection by Pseudogymnoascus Destructans in Bats. Journal of Mammalogy (2022)

Lilianna K WolfMelissa B MeierhoferMichael L MorrisonDavid M CairnsThomas E Lacher

A Global Framework for Linking Alpine‐Treeline Ecotone Patterns to Underlying Processes. Ecography (2020)

Maaike Y. BaderLuis D. LlambíBradley S. CaseHannah L. BuckleyJohanna M. ToivonenJ. Julio CamareroDavid M. CairnsCarissa D. BrownThorsten WiegandLynn M. Resler

alpine-treeline ecotone patternsglobal frameworkenvironmental scienceunderlying processesecology

Is Subarctic Forest Advance Able to Keep Pace With Climate Change?. Global Change Biology (2020)

W. Gareth ReesAnnika HofgaardStéphane BoudreauDavid M. CairnsKaren HarperSteven MametIngrid MathisenZuzanna SwiradOlga Tutubalina

subarctic forest advanceclimate changeenvironmental scienceglobal change biology

Secondhand Homes: Woodpecker Cavity Location and Structure Influences Secondary Nester’s Success. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2020)

Faith O. HardinSamantha LeiversJacquelyn K. GraceDavid M. CairnsTyler CampbellBrian PierceMichael L. Morrison

wildlifeavian biologyspatial ecologywildlife ecologyclimate changebreeding behaviorwoodpecker cavity locationbuilt environmentecologyanimal ecologysecondhand homes

Seedling Survival at Timberline is Critical to Conifer Mountain Forest Elevation and Extent. Frontiers in Forests and Global Change (2019)

forestryglobal changeenvironmental scienceforest ecologyearth scienceclimate changemountain forest elevation

Advancing Biogeography Through Population Genomics. Population genomics (2018)

Jeremy S. JohnsonKonstantin V. KrutovskyOm P. RajoraKeith D. GaddisDavid M. Cairns

biogeographypopulation genomics

Low Recruitment Above Treeline Indicates Treeline Stability Under Changing Climate in Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve, Western Nepal. Physical Geography (2018)

Parveen K. ChhetriDavid M. Cairns

Predicting the Suitable Habitat of Treeline Species in the Nepalese Himalayas Under Climate Change. Mountain Research and Development (2018)

Parveen K. ChhetriKeith D. GaddisDavid M. Cairns

The Bolin Lecture. AGU Fall Meeting 2018 (2018)

Rong FuPhilip MoteDavid M. Cairns

bolin lectureeducation

The Trans-Alaska Pipeline System Facilitates Shrub Establishment in Northern Alaska. ARCTIC (2018)

Rosemary A. DwightDavid M. Cairns

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