Research team members meeting with refuge managers
Working with managers
Climate change has managers concerned about the future of their refuges. The extreme weather events project members have been meeting with refuge managers to help them understand what will happen.
Using LiDAR to study forests and birds
A 2005 news item in The Sauk Prairie Eagle prompted Adrian Lesak to dive right into the emerging field of laser remote sensing for forestry and biodiversity applications while forming an...
Fires foretold
Can we stop fires before they start? Researchers are working to predict fire ignitions.
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.
Forest disturbance, birds, and the shifting baseline syndrome
Can a bumper sticker inspire innovative research? In the case of Chad Rittenhouse PhD, a chance sighting motivated an innovative line of research that questions how changes occur in the natural world...

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