Profile

Theresa Crimmins

Associate Research Scientist, School of Natural Resources and the Environment | Member of the Graduate Faculty | Associate Professor, Phenology - Natural Resources and Environment

Sch of Nat Resource&Enviro-Res

Full Page

Overview

Research

Collaboration(15)

Page 1 of 3

Grants(24)

Collaborative Research: USA National Phenology Network 2.0: Reimagining How We Experience the Signs of the Seasons
Active·2024·$974.1K / $1.2M·
External
Principal Investigator (PI)
phenology, ecology, climate change, citizen science, biodiversity
Time to Restore: Developing People-driven Tools for Climate-smart Restoration
Active·2024·$42.7K / $125.5K·
External
Principal Investigator (PI)
climate restoration, community engagement, tool development, sustainable land management, ecosystem restoration
USA National Phenology Network - Monitoring and Research for Natural Resource Management
Active·2023·$750.2K·
External
Principal Investigator (PI)
phenology, ecosystem management, biodiversity, climate change, environmental monitoring
Thermal Calendars to Inform Management in a Changing Climate
Active·2023·$200.9K·
External
Principal Investigator (PI)
climate change, natural resource management, thermal monitoring, ecosystem dynamics, climate adaptation
USA National Phenology Network Market Analysis and Execution NobleReach Emerge IQTE LLC
Active·2023·$198.3K·
External
Principal Investigator (PI)
phenology, market analysis, execution, data collection, business development

Page 1 of 5

Publications(118)

Recent

Phenological response to climatic change depends on spring warming velocity

2024

phenology, climate change, spring, environmental impact

How consistently do species leaf-out or flower in the same order? Understanding the factors that shape this characteristic of plant communities

2023

phenology, plant communities, species behavior, ecological dynamics, biological synchrony

Correction to: Updates to standardized plant and animal observation protocols of the USA National Phenology Network

2023

phenology, ecology, biodiversity, standardization, protocol

Random Forest Classification of Multitemporal Landsat 8 Spectral Data and Phenology Metrics for Land Cover Mapping in the Sonoran and Mojave Deserts

2023

land cover mapping, remote sensing, spectral data, phenology metrics, desert ecology

Volunteer-contributed observations of flowering often correlate with airborne pollen concentrations

2023

flowering patterns, pollen monitoring, citizen science, environmental health, data collection

Observations from the USA National Phenology Network can be leveraged to model airborne pollen

2023

phenology, pollen, airborne, usa, modeling

Chapter 8 Ecosystems, Ecosystem Services, and Biodiversity. Fifth National Climate Assessment

2023

ecosystems, ecosystem services, biodiversity, climate assessment, national

Ten best practices for effective phenological research

2023

phenological research, best practices, research methods, ecological studies, data collection

Two centuries of phenological change: An analysis of newly uncovered citizen science network data across New York State.

2022

phenological change, citizen science, new york state, data analysis, data network

Do Carefully Timed Email Messages Increase Accuracy and Precision in Citizen Scientists’ Reports of Events?

2022

citizen science, email communication, accuracy, precision, timing

People

Profile

Theresa Crimmins

Collaboration(15)

Willem van Leeuwen

Ann Shivers-McNair

Gregg Garfin

Michael Crimmins

Dean Billheimer

Grants(24)

Collaborative Research: USA National Phenology Network 2.0: Reimagining How We Experience the Signs of the Seasons

Time to Restore: Developing People-driven Tools for Climate-smart Restoration

USA National Phenology Network - Monitoring and Research for Natural Resource Management

Thermal Calendars to Inform Management in a Changing Climate

USA National Phenology Network Market Analysis and Execution NobleReach Emerge IQTE LLC

Publications(118)

Phenological response to climatic change depends on spring warming velocity

How consistently do species leaf-out or flower in the same order? Understanding the factors that shape this characteristic of plant communities

Correction to: Updates to standardized plant and animal observation protocols of the USA National Phenology Network

Random Forest Classification of Multitemporal Landsat 8 Spectral Data and Phenology Metrics for Land Cover Mapping in the Sonoran and Mojave Deserts

Volunteer-contributed observations of flowering often correlate with airborne pollen concentrations

Observations from the USA National Phenology Network can be leveraged to model airborne pollen

Chapter 8 Ecosystems, Ecosystem Services, and Biodiversity. Fifth National Climate Assessment

Ten best practices for effective phenological research

Two centuries of phenological change: An analysis of newly uncovered citizen science network data across New York State.

Do Carefully Timed Email Messages Increase Accuracy and Precision in Citizen Scientists’ Reports of Events?