Patuxent Wildlife Research Center Assessment of Endocrine Disrupting Chemicals in the Upper Conasauga River, Georgia The Challenge: The Upper Conasauga River is critical habitat for numerous rare, endangered, and threate

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Patuxent Wildlife Research Center Island Restoration, Sea Level Rise, and Waterbirds in Chesapeake Bay The Challenge: For several decades, the US Army Corps of Engineers, along with numerous state and federal partners,

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Patuxent Wildlife Research Center Vulnerability Assessment of Available Habitat for Wintering Black Ducks within the Refuge System in the Chesapeake Bay The Challenge: Executive orderChesapeake Bay Strategy requir

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Patuxent Wildlife Research Center Implementing cross validation approaches for model selection and evaluating goodness of fit in complex hierarchical models The Challenge: Many critical wildlife surveys, such as the Nort

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Patuxent Wildlife Research Center Shoreline Changes and Impacts to Natural Resources in Chesapeake Bay The Challenge: Climate change and sea level rise are expected to affect many miles of shoreline in the Chesapeake Ba

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Patuxent Wildlife Research Center Modeling, Estimation, and Adaptive Management of Golden and Bald Eagle Fatalities on Wind Facilities The Challenge: Golden and bald eagles are at risk of collision with operating wind tu

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USGS – UNFAO Partnership: Understanding migratory birds and their role in highly pathogenic avian influenza transmission John Takekawa, Western Ecological Research Center Diann J. Prosser, Patuxent Wildlife Research Ce

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PARTNERS IN AMPHIBIAN AND REPTILE CONSERVATION NORTHEST REGIONAL MEETING USGS Patuxent Wildlife Research Center, Laurel, Maryland October 13-15, 2000 Set-up Committee: Robin Jung (USGS-Patuxent), Laura Mazanti (NRCS-Wetl

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Patuxent Wildlife Research Center Ecology and Management of Wild and Captive Whooping Cranes The Challenge: The whooping crane is one of the most critically endangered birds in North America. Individuals exist in the one

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Table of Contents PWRC Vision, Mission and Goals ..…………………………………….. 3

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• Natural environment
• Biology
• Environment of the United States
• Patuxent Wildlife Research Center
• United States Geological Survey
• United States Fish and Wildlife Service
• Conservation biology
• North American Bird Banding Program
• Canadian Wildlife Service
• Adaptive management