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FORT scientists present research at the Integrated Monitoring in Bird Conservation Regions (IMBCR) 15th Annual Partners Meeting

FORT scientists present research at the Integrated Monitoring in Bird Conservation Regions (IMBCR) 15th Annual Partners Meeting

Biologists Adrian Monroe and Nick Van Lanen are giving presentations on two projects at the Integrated Monitoring in Bird Conservation Regions (IMBCR)...

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FORT ecologist Ian Pearse organizes workshop to support monitoring of an endangered bumble bee.

FORT ecologist Ian Pearse organizes workshop to support monitoring of an endangered bumble bee.

FORT ecologist Ian Pearse organized a workshop with the US Fish and Wildlife Service (Jan 9-11) to develop a monitoring program for the endangered...

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New study from FORT social scientists and collaborators describes perceived constraints of the U.S. public to participating in wildlife-related recreation

New study from FORT social scientists and collaborators describes perceived constraints of the U.S. public to participating in wildlife-related recreation

A new paper out in the Journal of Outdoor Recreation and Tourism describes the self-determined constraints of the U.S. public to participating in...

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FORT 2023: A Year in Review

FORT 2023: A Year in Review

In 2023, scientists at the Fort Collins Science Center produced more than 90 new publications and 40 new datasets, and presented their research at...

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FORT Research Ecologist Sarah Carter invited to participate in workshop informing the City of Boulder's Nature-Based Climate Solutions iniative

FORT Research Ecologist Sarah Carter invited to participate in workshop informing the City of Boulder's Nature-Based Climate Solutions iniative

Sarah Carter was invited to participate in a workshop held December 14th by the City of Boulder, in conjunction with Boulder County, focused on...

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New issue of National Parks magazine spotlights Jill Baron's decades-long research studies of air and water quality in Rocky Mountain National Park

New issue of National Parks magazine spotlights Jill Baron's decades-long research studies of air and water quality in Rocky Mountain National Park

The winter issue of National Parks, the magazine of the National Parks Conservation Association, has an article about Jill Baron written by Senior...

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FORT scientists host the second annual Big Rivers Data Integration Workshop

FORT scientists host the second annual Big Rivers Data Integration Workshop

From December 5–6 the Fort Collins Science Center hosted the second annual Big Rivers Data Integration Workshop, combining efforts by scientists at...

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Research Ecologist Jill Baron coauthors study finding no effect of road proximity on nitrogen deposition in a complex, mountainous terrain

Research Ecologist Jill Baron coauthors study finding no effect of road proximity on nitrogen deposition in a complex, mountainous terrain

Excess reactive nitrogen from vehicle emissions has the potential to negatively impact ecosystems, through increased soil acidification, biodiversity...

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FORT Research Economist Aaron Enriquez to present research on salmon economics in a meeting at the University of Alaska Anchorage

FORT Research Economist Aaron Enriquez to present research on salmon economics in a meeting at the University of Alaska Anchorage

USGS Research Economist Aaron Enriquez was invited to travel to the University of Alaska Anchorage to participate in a series of meetings with...

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FORT scientists develop density-habitat relationships and density distribution maps to guide management of 11 songbird species in the Intermountain West

FORT scientists develop density-habitat relationships and density distribution maps to guide management of 11 songbird species in the Intermountain West

FORT scientists Nicholas Van Lanen, Adrian Monroe, and Cameron Aldridge recently published population trends and density-habitat associations for 11...

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