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Conservation News

JWM: Wildfire ‘a primary threat’ to sage-grouse

October 18, 2018

When wildfires scorched 1 million acres of greater sage-grouse (Centrocercus urophasianus) habitat in the Great Basin in 2012, it affected the survival of the birds, but it offered researchers a rare chance to study the …

Conservation News

California birds adjust nest timing in a warming climate

November 22, 2017

Birds in California have shifted their breeding season about five to 12 days earlier than a century ago, according to new research. TWS member Steven Beissinger, a professor of ecology and conservation biology at the …

Dana Kobilinsky

Greater prairie chicken nests unaffected by wind energy development

August 18, 2017

As the wide-open landscapes that greater prairie chickens (Tympanuchus cupido) occupy are increasingly eyed by energy companies for oil and gas, solar and wind facilities, biologists are taking a look at how these operations may …

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JWM study: Fire, nest locations affect gopher tortoise predation

September 15, 2016

Gopher tortoises (Gopherus polyphemus), which live in the longleaf pine ecosystem, are declining throughout their range due to not only habitat loss and fragmentation but also potentially high nest predation rates. The tortoises are listed …

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