An ArcGIS Online (AGOL) page containing historical and predictive maps developed by James Hatten of the USGS for the southwestern willow flycatcher habitat across the southwestern United States. The model outputs a range of probabilities for suitable and less suitable habitat in 20% probability classes. This project shows that the satellite model adequately predicts flycatcher habitat rangewide, but it lacks the ability to predict which patches will be occupied in a given year.
Sher et al. 2020
Richard B Primack et al. 2021
Christie et al. 2020
The Middle Rio Grande Farm and River Resilience Program
Adrian Oglesby1*, Paul Tashjian2
University of Arizona Press, Briggs, M.K. and W.R. Osterkamp. 2020
This guidebook builds on what came before, developing it as both a guidance 'how to' as well as a reference. Where restoration topics are well-documented and well-traveled, we offer references. Where not, we offer detailed guidance on how to develop a stream restoration response start to finish.
https://uapress.arizona.edu/book/renewing-our-rivers
Salinity-Herbivore-Plant Interactions: Effects of Plant Health, Beetle Defoliation, and Local Adaptation on Tamarix Growth
Randall Long1*, Tom Dudley2, Adam Lambert3, Kevin Hultine4
1Ecology, Evolution, and Marine Biology, University of California Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara, CA
2Marine Science Institute, Univers
Why Do Some Restoration Projects Fail and Others Succeed? A Quantitative Look at 243 Sites for Environmental, Management, and Social Factors
Anna Sher1*, Annie L. Henry2, Lisa B. Clark2, Alex Goetz2, and Eduardo González2,3
1University of Denver, Dept.
A prescription for drug-free rivers: uptake of pharmaceuticals by a widespread streamside willow
Carmen Franks, David Pearce, Stewart Rood
Abstract: