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Recommendations from NOAA's Marine and Coastal Area-based Management Advisory Committee: Supporting Indigenous-led conservation and co-stewardship
(2025-02-26)As an agency of the US Government, NOAA has a legal and moral obligation to protect the interests of Tribal Nations, including their lands, resources, and treaty or other tribal rights, based on the unique relationship ... -
Finding Lost Graves: Ground Penetrating Radar Analysis of Dunn County Potter’s Field, Wisconsin, USA
(2025)Dunn County Potter’s Field contains over 100 unmarked graves of persons from the County Poor House and the County Asylum (both now demolished) in Menomonie, Wisconsin. Community interest in locating the graves prompted ... -
Clarifying JONAH : Can we get Some Numbers?
(2025-04)The goal of Clarifying JONAH is to design and implement data collection methods within JONAH to establish a baseline, track progress towards goals, and communicate impacts in the Chippewa Valley. Since 2007, JONAH has been ... -
Behaviors Associated with the Novel Hunting of California Voles by California Ground Squirrels : Quantifying Animal Behavior to Examine Novel Hunting
(2025-04)Natural selection is expected to favor foraging behaviors that allow animals to maximize energy gain in novel situations. Whereas many species are known to regularly hunt prey and eat meat, squirrels are largely considered ... -
Space use contributed to the emergence of carnivorous squirrels in a vole boom year
(2025-04)Biologists have long recognized the importance of two native rodent species – California ground squirrels and voles – as important ecosystem engineers and prey for a suite of predators in California ecosystems. However, ...
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