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Effective management of invasive species often depends on not only understanding where the species lives, but how it behaves. In Big Cypress National...

A new USGS study reveals that an estimated 18.7 million bats have been killed at U.S. onshore wind energy facilities since 1981, far more than...

The wild horses and burros of the American West are a complicated management issue. Populations can grow quickly, straining ecosystems, and posing...

FORT researchers investigate the foraging ecology and habitat suitability of species like bison and mule deer, to assist management partners in 1)...

This year marked another twelve months of progress for the North American Bat Monitoring Program (NABat). FORT researchers made discoveries about the...

This past year, USGS scientists leveraged stable isotopes to provide novel insights on wildlife-ecosystem interactions: grizzly bear diets in Alaska...

Staff across DOI use uncrewed aircraft systems (UASs) for a variety of purposes, from monitoring natural hazards to measuring environmental change...

This year, several USGS studies investigated the effects of drought, disease, and invasive species on frogs, toads, and newts across the country, from...

Just over a century ago, one of America’s most majestic species — the American bison — was nearly extinct. Thankfully, conservation efforts are...