The Adélie penguin is a sea-ice obligate species so ocean habitats in the Southern Ocean surrounding Antarctica are crucial during all stages of the species annual cycle.
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Adélie penguins
The Adélie penguin is a sea-ice obligate species so ocean habitats in the Southern Ocean surrounding Antarctica are crucial during all stages of the species annual cycle.
Adélie penguins
The Adélie penguin is a sea-ice obligate species so ocean habitats in the Southern Ocean surrounding Antarctica are crucial during all stages of the species annual cycle.
The Adélie penguin is a sea-ice obligate species so ocean habitats in the Southern Ocean surrounding Antarctica are crucial during all stages of the species annual cycle.
Banded Adélie penguin stands over an egg
The Adélie penguin is a sea-ice obligate species so ocean habitats in the Southern Ocean surrounding Antarctica are crucial during all stages of the species annual cycle.
The Adélie penguin is a sea-ice obligate species so ocean habitats in the Southern Ocean surrounding Antarctica are crucial during all stages of the species annual cycle.
Adélie penguins
The Adélie penguin is a sea-ice obligate species so ocean habitats in the Southern Ocean surrounding Antarctica are crucial during all stages of the species annual cycle.
The Adélie penguin is a sea-ice obligate species so ocean habitats in the Southern Ocean surrounding Antarctica are crucial during all stages of the species annual cycle.
Walleye
At the heart of Wisconsin’s rich fishing culture is the walleye – a legendary fish with big, pearly, reflective eyes. In Ojibwe, the fish is called “ogaa" and symbolizes knowledge, illumination, and guidance. Their unique eyes guide them through cool, dark, murky waters, making them formidable predators and a challenging catch for anglers.
At the heart of Wisconsin’s rich fishing culture is the walleye – a legendary fish with big, pearly, reflective eyes. In Ojibwe, the fish is called “ogaa" and symbolizes knowledge, illumination, and guidance. Their unique eyes guide them through cool, dark, murky waters, making them formidable predators and a challenging catch for anglers.
Brandon Barlow conducting a creel survey to gather socioecological data in Nebraska.
Brandon Barlow is a M.S. student participating in a 15-year research project, administered by the Nebraska Unit, designed to understand behavior patterns of anglers and how their participation is related to fish populations, fish communities and agency management actions.
Brandon Barlow is a M.S. student participating in a 15-year research project, administered by the Nebraska Unit, designed to understand behavior patterns of anglers and how their participation is related to fish populations, fish communities and agency management actions.
Benjamin Miller holding an endangered razorback sucker
Benjamin Miller holding an endangered razorback sucker (Xyrauchen texanus) captured at an experimental wood addition site on the San Juan River.
Benjamin Miller holding an endangered razorback sucker (Xyrauchen texanus) captured at an experimental wood addition site on the San Juan River.
Fragmented tropical forest in western Costa Rica near USGS Las Cruces Biological Station
Fragmented tropical forest in western Costa Rica near USGS Las Cruces Biological Station.
Fragmented tropical forest in western Costa Rica near USGS Las Cruces Biological Station.
Tropical forest in western Costa Rica near USGS Las Cruces Biological Station
Contiguous tropical forest in western Costa Rica near Las Cruces Biological Station
Contiguous tropical forest in western Costa Rica near Las Cruces Biological Station
Dani Bartz kayaking fishing lands a mahi mahi (dolphinfish)
Aloha! My name is Dani Bartz. I am a Ph.D. student in the Hawai’i Cooperative Fishery Research Unit, located in Hilo, Hawai’i.
Aloha! My name is Dani Bartz. I am a Ph.D. student in the Hawai’i Cooperative Fishery Research Unit, located in Hilo, Hawai’i.
Hadley Boehm holding a striped bass in Bull Shoals Lake, Missouri
Striped Bass are an important sportfish in Missouri and a goal of reservoir stocking programs is to create a unique angling opportunity to catch a trophy fish. However, there is concern among fishery managers and anglers that stocked striped bass may compete with or prey upon other sport fishes like crappie and bass.
Striped Bass are an important sportfish in Missouri and a goal of reservoir stocking programs is to create a unique angling opportunity to catch a trophy fish. However, there is concern among fishery managers and anglers that stocked striped bass may compete with or prey upon other sport fishes like crappie and bass.
Tackling the Multifaceted Data-to Action Puzzle
A Grand Challenge. A 21st century grand challenge for natural resource conservation is how to connect data to successful action. This critical link between research (data) and management/policy decisions (action) is widely examined.
A Grand Challenge. A 21st century grand challenge for natural resource conservation is how to connect data to successful action. This critical link between research (data) and management/policy decisions (action) is widely examined.
Grizzly bears: predicated space use & connectivity pathways by Sarah Sells
Connectivity between populations is a conservation goal, as is establishment of populations in currently unoccupied recovery areas. This requires a better understanding of habitat selection within existing populations and ability to predict connectivity pathways among ecosystems.
Connectivity between populations is a conservation goal, as is establishment of populations in currently unoccupied recovery areas. This requires a better understanding of habitat selection within existing populations and ability to predict connectivity pathways among ecosystems.
Chronic Wasting Disease in White-Tailed Deer Winning Poster by Heather Inzalaco
This project all started when I began thinking about deer behaviors that may have been overlooked when we think of how chronic wasting disease might be spreading geographically. Something that’s overlooked in the literature on CWD is deer grooming behaviors. White-tailed deer (Odocoileus virginianus) practice grooming.
This project all started when I began thinking about deer behaviors that may have been overlooked when we think of how chronic wasting disease might be spreading geographically. Something that’s overlooked in the literature on CWD is deer grooming behaviors. White-tailed deer (Odocoileus virginianus) practice grooming.
Watercolor painting of an eastern bluebird, Julia Olson, New Mexico Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit
linkWatercolor painting of an eastern bluebird, Julia Olson, New Mexico Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit.
- Length: 5.5 inches
- Thin bill
- Most often seen in open habitats: agricultural areas, wood edges, et al
- Southwestern United States birds are paler
Watercolor painting of an eastern bluebird, Julia Olson, New Mexico Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit
linkWatercolor painting of an eastern bluebird, Julia Olson, New Mexico Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit.
- Length: 5.5 inches
- Thin bill
- Most often seen in open habitats: agricultural areas, wood edges, et al
- Southwestern United States birds are paler
Hadley Boehm
Hadley is a graduate research assistant in the Missouri Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit at the University of Missouri in Columbia. She's leading striped bass research in Bull Shoals Reserve with the Missouri Department of Conservation. Hadley received a B.S. in biology from Alma College, a M.S. in Environment and Resources from UW–Madison, and a M.S.
Hadley is a graduate research assistant in the Missouri Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit at the University of Missouri in Columbia. She's leading striped bass research in Bull Shoals Reserve with the Missouri Department of Conservation. Hadley received a B.S. in biology from Alma College, a M.S. in Environment and Resources from UW–Madison, and a M.S.
Lara Volski
Lara researches human-carnivore conflict, and is interested in the intersections between culture, identity, and ecology. Lara's area of expertise is wildlife management, specializing in carnivores.
Lara researches human-carnivore conflict, and is interested in the intersections between culture, identity, and ecology. Lara's area of expertise is wildlife management, specializing in carnivores.
Designing and Creating More Diversity in Team Building
High functioning teams evolve and change over time. This is normal and is a healthy team process and dynamic. In particular, there are some distinct stages in teams that result from 1) team leadership styles, and 2) team decision making styles.
High functioning teams evolve and change over time. This is normal and is a healthy team process and dynamic. In particular, there are some distinct stages in teams that result from 1) team leadership styles, and 2) team decision making styles.
Snorkeling in Hawaii
Aloha! The Hawai’i Cooperative Fishery Research Unit (HCFRU) was established in the spirit of cooperation and collaboration, with a shared vision of developing the scientific knowledge and natural resource professionals necessary to ensure the sustainability of Hawaiian natural resources for future generations.
Aloha! The Hawai’i Cooperative Fishery Research Unit (HCFRU) was established in the spirit of cooperation and collaboration, with a shared vision of developing the scientific knowledge and natural resource professionals necessary to ensure the sustainability of Hawaiian natural resources for future generations.
Mexican Gray Wolf by Julia Olson
A chance encounter with a collared Mexican gray wolf. Photograph taken while doing fieldwork in the Gila National Forest, New Mexico. Photographer: Julia Olson, New Mexico State University. Copyright release form on file.
A chance encounter with a collared Mexican gray wolf. Photograph taken while doing fieldwork in the Gila National Forest, New Mexico. Photographer: Julia Olson, New Mexico State University. Copyright release form on file.
Adélie Adult Penguins Nesting
Changes in wind, temperature, and sea ice patterns in some of the more northern regions of the species range in are causing reductions in the size and distribution of Adélie penguin breeding colonies. The Adélie penguin is a sea-ice species so ocean habitats in the Southern Ocean surrounding Antarctica are crucial during all stages of the species annual cycle.&
Changes in wind, temperature, and sea ice patterns in some of the more northern regions of the species range in are causing reductions in the size and distribution of Adélie penguin breeding colonies. The Adélie penguin is a sea-ice species so ocean habitats in the Southern Ocean surrounding Antarctica are crucial during all stages of the species annual cycle.&