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Nonlethal Method of Defining White-nose Syndrome (WNS) Infection Proves Effective
Northern Research Station Research Wildlife Biologist Sybill Amelon, University of Missouri scientists, and scientists in the Czech Republic began with a research question: why is white-nose syndrome (WNS) decimating hibernating bat populations in North America but...
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Fire Impacts Freshwater Resources
Megafires, Wildland Fires, and Prescribed Burns Fire impacts on U.S. freshwater resources by Patty Matteson, SRS Public Affairs • May 10, 2018 Healthy forests are important for clean and abundant water supplies. A recent USDA Forest Service study examined how wildland...
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SMALL PESTS, BIG PROBLEMS: THE GLOBAL SPREAD OF BARK BEETLES
Bark beetles have ravaged 85,000 square miles of forest in the western United States since 2000, including this area in California as seen in 2016. U.S. FOREST SERVICE A forester in Poland's Bialowieza Forest points to larvae of spruce bark beetles. WOJTEK...
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