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The Land Change Science Program in the USGS Ecosystems Mission Area (EMA) covers a tremendous breadth of topics important to understanding how climate...

The Bird Banding Lab recently got a report of an amazing banding recovery!  A Cape May warbler that was banded at the lab’s fall migration station in...

North Central CASC-supported researchers examine the rate of new pinyon-juniper growth against juniper mortality in the western U.S to understand how...

Con el propósito de atender a los desafíos crecientes creados por incendios forestales en América, el Instituto Nacional de Investigaciones Geológicas...

Development of wind energy facilities results in interactions between wildlife and wind turbines and can lead to fatalities of bald and golden eagles.

The North American Breeding Bird Survey was initiated in 1966 to monitor bird populations over large geographic areas.

Two new publications describe how forests, shrublands, and grasslands are being transformed into different ecosystem types in response to severe and...

Findings highlight the need for migration maps in future development decisions

The Central Council of Tlingit and Haida Indian Tribes of Alaska are working alongside Alaska CASC supported researchers to better predict when and...

Title: Knowledge Co-Production on the Impact of Decisions for Waterbird Habitat in a Changing Climate 

Date: October 14th at 2:00 pm Eastern

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