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The establishment of self-sustaining populations of California condors has been challenging in the human-dominated landscapes of southern California...

Birds move because of internal factors such as for defense or to obtain food, yet the environment the animal experiences also drives movement...

A recently developed method of multiple population viability analysis (MPVA) addresses many limitations of traditional PVA.

Structured decision making can help identify realistic objectives and management alternatives to species reintroduction using a quantitative modeling...

Research from a recently published study in Biological Conservation is the topic of an upcoming article in a magazine of The Wildlife Society...

Managers seek information about populations most vulnerable to climate change to prioritize resources for climate adaptation efforts.

Land use change is an important driver of global mercury cycling. Timber harvest is a common land use that can alter associated aquatic ecosystems...

Physiological responses to temperature extremes are considered strong drivers of plant species’ resilience to climate variability. 

Stream temperature is affected by solar insolation, which is the amount of solar radiation at a given location over time. 

A new USGS report summarizes research accomplishments and results from the first 3.5 years, 2015-2018, of a study in Oregon and Washington to...