Sonoran Desert Breeding Bird Surveys
Development of a monitoring strategy of poorly-monitored bird species and species of concern of the Sonoran Desert.
Forest Management Guidelines for Cerulean Warblers
The Appalachian Mountain Joint Venture worked with partners to develop new Forest Management Guidelines for improving the condition of Appalachian hardwood forests for Cerulean Warbler. This species’ population has plummeted by nearly 70% over the last half century, with the loss and degradation of large areas of mature deciduous forest contributing to those declines. The [...]
Creating and Improving Golden-winged Warbler Habitat in the Appalachian Mountains
In 2013, a multi-agency team of Appalachian Mountain Joint Venture partners created or improved more than 12,000 acres of young forest habitat within Pennsylvania’s Golden-winged Warbler Focal Conservation Area. While a majority of this area is located on public lands, more than 4,000 acres represent private lands partnerships. The partnership (consisting of the Pennsylvania Game [...]
Neighbors helping Neighbors Through Prescribed Burn Associations
Neighbors helping neighbors is a proud tradition in the western Great Plains — from community barn raisings to moving cattle.