Extreme events and grassland birds
Analysis of the last 30 years reveals strong link between grassland bird abundances and precipitation variability.
Remote prediction of biodiversity abundance
Can you predict biodiversity abundance without fieldwork, sitting at your desk? Patrick Culbert can. Using satellite images and data from Breeding Bird Survey, Patrick estimates abundance of bird...
How do Forest Songbirds React to Extreme Weather?
Global climate change is increasing the incidence of extreme weather events. Jessica Gorzo, PhD candidate, is studying how these extreme events are affecting the abundance, geographical distribution...
Conserving Thailand's last tigers
The Indochinese tiger (Panthera tigris) is one of the most emblematic animal species on Earth but also one of the most endangered wildlife species globally. A current study is using remote sensing...
Landscape fragmentation in Chile; riparian forests could be the answer
Land use change and forest fragmentation are a worldwide problem. Isabel Rojas-Viada is employing a novel solution by focusing on riparian forest corridors in Chile.

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