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Corridors Between Western US National Parks Would Greatly Increase The Persistence Time Of Mammals.tinyurl.com/yc4zrctkNational parks are the backbone of conservation. Yet mounting evidence shows that many parks are too small to sustain long-term viable populations and maintain essential, large-scale ecological processes, such as large mammal migrations and natural disturbance regimes.“Eliminating barriers of movement between parks and more carefully managing land-use along these pathways are crucial for the survival of many mammal species.”“However, a much greater effort will certainly be required if we are to reduce the known adverse impacts of highways on species movement and dispersal.” ... See MoreSee Less

Corridors Between Western US National Parks Would Greatly Increase The Persistence Time Of Mammals

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National parks are the backbone of conservation. Yet mounting evidence shows that many parks are too small to sustain long-term viable populations and maintain essential, large-scale ecological pro...

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1 day ago

Wisconsin DNR to host virtual listening session for proposed wolf management plantinyurl.com/3t6t78b3The Wisconsin DNR is holding a virtual listening session for the proposed wolf management plan.The DNR is in the process of creating a new plan for the first time in almost 25 years.The plan doesn’t include a specific statewide population goal.Instead, it recommends that the DNR with the help of advisory committees decide whether to reduce local populations, keep them stable or let them grow.People can submit written comments on the draft plan through the end of February.The virtual listening session is February 7th.If you wish to make a comment, you need to register by February 6th.Members of the public who do not wish to provide testimony during the hearing and only want to listen can watch a live feed of the hearing on the DNR’s YouTube channel.photo: @JoJohn E. Marriott Wildlife and Nature Photography ... See MoreSee Less

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