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ResourcesEmily Downing2021-11-11T03:06:12-07:00

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Oregon Threat-Based Strategic Conservation Case Study

Case study contributed by Megan Creutzburg (Institute for Natural Resources).  […]

Resources from BLM Pinyon-Juniper Woodland Webinar Series

On September 13th, 2023, the BLM and the Intermountain West […]

Monitoring change across North America’s white-faced ibis (Plegadis chihi) breeding colony network; a framework for priority wetland conservation

Researchers from the University of Montana and the Intermountain West […]

Intermountain Insights: White-Faced Ibis and Water in the West

Researchers from the University of Montana and the Intermountain West […]

Resilient Landscapes Resource List

What is the Resilient Landscapes Resource List? In planning and […]

2022 Water 4 Fact Sheet

2022 Water 4 Fact Sheet

NRCS Practices for Connecting Landscapes

Click here to access the PDF of this factsheet.

North American Waterbird Conservation Plan

The North American Waterbird Conservation Plan was developed by an […]

Migration efficiency sustains connectivity across agroecological networks supporting sandhill crane migration

Greater sandhill cranes rely on wetland habitat on private and […]

Intermountain Insights: The Call of the Cranes

Greater sandhill cranes rely on wetland habitat on private and […]

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