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FORT scientists provide data-driven information for managers to use in making decisions about amphibian conservation and related land and water use...

In support of Department of the Interior restoration goals and military infrastructure safety, FORT scientists develop innovative science and tools to...

The North American Waterfowl Management Plan (NAWMP) represents the foundational and successful effort to manage waterfowl and migratory bird in North...

FORT researchers study invasive grass biology and management, to help resource managers reduce the abundance of these fine fuels, restore wildlife...

A deadly fungus is causing large declines in hibernating bats around the world. Detailed life history information can support wildlife managers in...

FORT’s Ecoinformatics and Wildlife Technology (ECOTECH) Branch works closely with state, federal, tribal, and nongovernmental partners to address...

FORT scientists developed a flexible simulation model to predict the genetic consequences of planned, proposed, or previously implemented management...

Sagebrush ecosystems represent one of the most imperiled biomes in North America. To guide strategic conservation efforts and help land managers...

Wildfires in the United States are increasing in size and severity, impacting lives, property, public health, ecosystems, and ecosystems services...

The value people get from public lands goes beyond the billions of dollars spent each year on travel, entrance fees, licenses, and equipment for...