Appalachian Mountain Club

Recent papers from Appalachian Mountain Club

1. Foliar metabolomes of woody plant communities across an elevational gradient on Mount Washington (New Hampshire, USA)Annals of Botany · 2026
2. Long‐term trends in greenness in the alpine zone of northeastern North America from remote sensingEcosphere · 2026
3. Deciduous and Evergreen Leaf Habit Structures Intraspecific Trait Expression along an Elevational GradientAnnals of Botany · 2026
4. Separating Source and Precipitation Effects on Cloud and Rain Pollution Concentrations on Mount Washington, NHEarth and Space Science · 2026
5. Monitoring mercury across the National Wildlife Refuge System using a biosentinel approachJournal of Wildlife Management · 2026
6. Conspecific Adult Dominance Interacts With Microsite Factors to Influence Forest Regeneration Patterns Across ElevationJournal of Biogeography · 2026
7. Conserving climate‐change refugia: Insights from research and practiceConservation Science and Practice · 2025
8. Elevation‐mediated cold water refugia in subalpine lakesConservation Science and Practice · 2025
9. Effects of a Weekend‐Long Field Course on Undergraduates' Confidence, Identity, and BelongingEcology and Evolution · 2025
10. Bile Duct Stenosis in a Free-Ranging Juvenile American Black Bear (Ursus americanus)Animals · 2025
11. Leveraging eBird data products to inform regional bird conservation priorities and objectivesOrnithological Applications · 2025
12. Initial responses of songbird communities to forest reclamation on legacy surface minesEcosphere · 2025
13. Decoupled Drivers of Autumn Mixing and Ice‐On Phenology in Small, Dimictic LakesGeophysical Research Letters · 2025
14. Snow refugia: Managing temperate forest canopies to maintain winter conditionsEcosphere · 2025
15. Patterns of Niche Shift in Allopolyploid Adiantum viridimontanum (Pteridaceae) Across Habitat and Range ScalesRhodora · 2025
16. Refugia or at risk? Alpine snowbank communities in the face of climate changeConservation Science and Practice · 2025
17. Climate-Driven Alterations in the Mercury Cycle: Implications for Wildlife Managers Through a One Health LensLand · 2025
18. Ecosystem Drivers of Freshwater Mercury Bioaccumulation Are Context-Dependent: Insights from Continental-Scale ModelingEnvironmental Science & Technology · 2025
19. Climate displaces deposition as dominant driver of dissolved organic carbon concentrations in historically acidified lakesBiogeochemistry · 2024
20. Mycorrhizal fungi as critical biotic filters for tree seedling establishment during species range expansionsEcological Monographs · 2024