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Karen H Beard

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Utah State University

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Quinney College of Natural Resources

Department of Wildland Resources

Karen H Beard is currently serving as a Wildland Resources Professor at Utah State University.

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ecology ecosystems applied ecology evolutionary biology environmental science community (ecology) biodiversity conservation biology ecology and evolutionary biology animal ecology biology zoology biological invasions functional ecology soil wildlife evolutionary ecology biological conservation invasive species ecological applications ecosystem interactions ecohydrology ecology evolution animal conservation invasion biology wildlife ecology forest ecology spatial ecology population biology forest ecosystems terrestrial ecology puerto rico soil biology vegetation science aboveground-belowground interactions plant ecology plant soil molecular ecology predator-prey interactions terrestrial ecosystems interspecific behavioral interaction plant-soil interactions ecosystem adaptation population ecology coqui frogs environmental biology specie distribution root-soil interactions coqui frog terrestrial arthropods specie interaction ecological process zoogeography water uptake plant-soil relationships biotic interactions soil biodiversity wildlife biology forest hydrology zoological taxonomy eleutherodactylus coqui plant-animal interactions terrestrial ecosystem productivity applied plant ecology soil ecology invasive frog e. coqui phenological mismatch greenhouse frog greenhouse gas fluxes invasive plant species plant species plant-soil feedbacks kruger national park citric acid hawaiian islands invasion ecology soil microbiology microbial ecology soil microbial communities

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Goose Herbivory Effects on Early-Stage Litter Decomposition in Coastal Alaskan Wetlands. Plant and Soil (2025)

Taylor SaundersJaron AdkinsTrisha B. AtwoodBonnie G. WaringKaren H. Beard

wildlife ecologyaquatic ecosystemswetlandswildlifegoose herbivory effectshabitat managementcoastal alaskan wetlandsenvironmental scienceecosystemscommunity (ecology)animal ecologyapplied ecologyecologyearly-stage litter decomposition

Herbivory in a Low Arctic Wetland Alters Intraspecific Plant Root Traits With Consequences for Carbon and Nitrogen Cycling. Journal of Ecology (2025)

Emily A. ChavezJaron AdkinsBonnie G. WaringKaren H. BeardRyan T. ChoiLindsay MillerTaylor SaundersTrisha B. Atwood

ecosystem interactionsterrestrial ecologyaboveground-belowground interactionsbiogeochemistryterrestrial ecosystemsenvironmental sciencegoose herbivoryecological applicationsplant ecologyecosystemscommunity (ecology)applied ecologyfunctional ecologyplant root traitsecologystorage capacity

Responding to Rising Waters and Temperatures: Greenhouse Gas Flux From a High-Latitude Coastal Wetland. Environmental Research Letters (2025)

Katharine Cashman KelseyA. Joshua LefflerMatteo Petit BonBriana BarrKaren H Beard

climate changehydrometeorologyearth sciencesea iceglobal warmingclimate dynamicsgeographyhigh-intensity floodingcryosphereecohydrologycoastal floodingambient temperatureecology

Salinity and Moisture Influence Co 2 and Ch 4 Emissions From High‐Latitude Coastal Soils. Journal of Geophysical Research Biogeosciences (2025)

B. N. BarrK. C. KelseyA. J. LefflerM. Petit BonK. H. Beard

climate changebiogeochemical cyclesgreenhouse gasearth sciencesaturated soilbiogeochemistryenvironmental sciencesoil carbon cycleecosystemsecohydrologysoil moistureco 2marine chemistrysoil carbon sequestration

An Out-Of-Towner Settles in: Coqui Frogs From Puerto Rico Find Paradise in Hawaii. Amphibian Biology, Volume 9 (2024)

Karen H Beard

puerto ricozoologybiodiversityevolutionary biologyecologycoqui frogsconservation biologyout-of-towner settles

Aridity Drives the Response of Soil Total and Particulate Organic Carbon to Drought in Temperate Grasslands and Shrublands. Science Advances (2024)

Baoku ShiManuel Delgado-BaquerizoAlan K. KnappMelinda D. SmithSasha ReedBrooke OsborneYolima CarrilloFernando T. MaestreYu ZhuAnping ChenKate WilkinsMartin C. HoldregeAndrew KulmatiskiCatherine Picon-CochardChristiane RoscherSally PowerKerry M. ByrneAmber C. ChurchillAnke JentschHugh A. L. HenryKaren H. BeardMax A. SchuchardtNico EisenhauerRafael OtfinowskiYann HautierHuitao ShenYonghui WangZhongwu WangChengliang WangDaniela Francis CusackAlessandro PetragliaMichele CarbognaniT’ai G.W. ForteS. FloryPengli HouTao ZhangWeifeng GaoWei Sun

organic geochemistryenvironmental scienceecosystemsecohydrologyarid environmentssoil totalsoil biogeochemical cyclingsoilearth sciencecarbon sequestrationparticulate organic carbondroughtsoil carbon sequestrationbiogeochemistrysoil organic matterecologysoil carbon cyclesoil organic carbonsoil biology

Extreme Drought Impacts Have Been Underestimated in Grasslands and Shrublands Globally. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2024)

Melinda D. SmithKate D. WilkinsMartin C. HoldregePeter WilfahrtScott L. CollinsAlan K. KnappOsvaldo E. SalaJeffrey S. DukesRichard P. PhillipsLaura YahdjianLaureano A. GherardiTimothy OhlertClaus BeierLauchlan H. FraserAnke JentschMichael E. LoikFernando T. MaestreSally A. PowerQiang YuAndrew J. FeltonSeth M. MunsonYiqi LuoHamed AbdoliMehdi AbediConcepción L. AladosJuan AlbertiMoshe AlonHui AnBrian AnackerMaggie AndersonHarald AugeSeton BachleKhadijeh BahalkehMichael BahnAmgaa BatbaatarTaryn BauerleKaren H. BeardKai BehnIlka BeilLucio BiancariIrmgard BlindowViviana Florencia BondarukElizabeth T. BorerEdward W. BorkCarlos Martin BruschettiKerry M. ByrneJames F. Cahill Jr.Dianela A. CalvoMichele CarbognaniAugusto CardoniCameron N. CarlyleMiguel Castillo-GarciaScott X. ChangJeff ChieppaMarcus V. CianciarusoOfer CohenAmanda L. CordeiroDaniela F. CusackSven DahlkePedro DaleoCarla M. D'AntonioLee H. DietterichTim S. DohertyMaren DubbertAnne EbelingNico EisenhauerFelícia M. FischerT'ai G. W. ForteTobias GebauerBeatriz GozaloAaron C. GreenvilleKarlo G. Guidoni-MartinsHeather J. HannuschSiri Vatsø HaugumYann HautierMariet HeftingHugh A. L. HenryDaniela HossJohannes IngrischOscar IribarneForest IsbellYari JohnsonSamuel JordanEugene F. KellyKaitlin KimmelJuergen KreylingGyörgy Kröel-DulayAlicia KröpflAngelika KübertAndrew KulmatiskiEric G. LambKlaus Steenberg LarsenJulie LarsonJason LawsonCintia V. LederAnja LinstädterJielin LiuShirong LiuAlexandra G. LodgeGrisel Longo

climate changedrought resilienceearth sciencedrought managementclimatic changeecosystem adaptationdrought risk managementecosystemsglobal ecologyapplied ecologyglobal changeextreme droughtecologyextreme drought impactsdroughtterrestrial ecosystem productivity

Goose Grubbing and Warming Suppress Summer Net Ecosystem Co 2 Uptake Differentially Across High‐Arctic Tundra Habitats. Ecology (2024)

Matteo Petit BonKaren H. BeardKari Anne BråthenHanna LeeIngibjörg S. Jónsdóttir

climate changeecosystem interactionsgreenhouse gascarbon sequestrationterrestrial ecologyecosystem adaptationterrestrial ecosystemsenvironmental sciencegoose grubbingecosystemsglobal ecologyapplied ecologyglobal changefunctional ecologyecologyco 2terrestrial ecosystem productivitysoil moisture

Projected Near‐Future Flooding and Warming Increase Graminoid Biomass in a High‐Latitude Coastal Wetland. Journal of Ecology (2024)

Matteo Petit BonA. Joshua LefflerKatharine C. KelseyTyler J. WilliamsKaren H. Beard

climate changeecosystem interactionshigh‐severity floodingearth sciencewetlandsclimatic changebiomass turnoverecosystem adaptationarctic warminggeographycoastal floodingecosystemsecohydrologyglobal changeecologyclimate change effects

Root Distributions Predict Shrub–Steppe Responses to Precipitation Intensity. Biogeosciences (2024)

Andrew KulmatiskiMartin C. HoldregeCristina ChirvasăKaren H. Beard

vegetation scienceearth scienceforest meteorologyaboveground-belowground interactionsforb root distributionswater tracer experimentgeographyecosystemsecohydrologyforest hydrologytracer uptake datasoildrought

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Karen H Beard

Professor

Utah State University

Affiliations

Quinney College of Natural Resources

Department of Wildland Resources

Karen H Beard is currently serving as a Wildland Resources Professor at Utah State University.

Honors

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Utah State University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Goose Herbivory Effects on Early-Stage Litter Decomposition in Coastal Alaskan Wetlands. Plant and Soil (2025)

Taylor SaundersJaron AdkinsTrisha B. AtwoodBonnie G. WaringKaren H. Beard

Herbivory in a Low Arctic Wetland Alters Intraspecific Plant Root Traits With Consequences for Carbon and Nitrogen Cycling. Journal of Ecology (2025)

Emily A. ChavezJaron AdkinsBonnie G. WaringKaren H. BeardRyan T. ChoiLindsay MillerTaylor SaundersTrisha B. Atwood

Responding to Rising Waters and Temperatures: Greenhouse Gas Flux From a High-Latitude Coastal Wetland. Environmental Research Letters (2025)

Katharine Cashman KelseyA. Joshua LefflerMatteo Petit BonBriana BarrKaren H Beard

climate changehydrometeorologyearth sciencesea iceglobal warmingclimate dynamicsgeographyhigh-intensity floodingcryosphereecohydrologycoastal floodingambient temperatureecology

Salinity and Moisture Influence Co 2 and Ch 4 Emissions From High‐Latitude Coastal Soils. Journal of Geophysical Research Biogeosciences (2025)

B. N. BarrK. C. KelseyA. J. LefflerM. Petit BonK. H. Beard

An Out-Of-Towner Settles in: Coqui Frogs From Puerto Rico Find Paradise in Hawaii. Amphibian Biology, Volume 9 (2024)

Karen H Beard

puerto ricozoologybiodiversityevolutionary biologyecologycoqui frogsconservation biologyout-of-towner settles

Aridity Drives the Response of Soil Total and Particulate Organic Carbon to Drought in Temperate Grasslands and Shrublands. Science Advances (2024)

Extreme Drought Impacts Have Been Underestimated in Grasslands and Shrublands Globally. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2024)

Goose Grubbing and Warming Suppress Summer Net Ecosystem Co 2 Uptake Differentially Across High‐Arctic Tundra Habitats. Ecology (2024)

Matteo Petit BonKaren H. BeardKari Anne BråthenHanna LeeIngibjörg S. Jónsdóttir

Projected Near‐Future Flooding and Warming Increase Graminoid Biomass in a High‐Latitude Coastal Wetland. Journal of Ecology (2024)

Matteo Petit BonA. Joshua LefflerKatharine C. KelseyTyler J. WilliamsKaren H. Beard

Root Distributions Predict Shrub–Steppe Responses to Precipitation Intensity. Biogeosciences (2024)

Andrew KulmatiskiMartin C. HoldregeCristina ChirvasăKaren H. Beard

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