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Decomposition in Drylands: Soil Erosion and UV InteractionsWhat do we really know about how plant and animal material breaks down in drylands? soil samples
Habitat Quality, Dispersal Behavior, and Distribution of Pygmy-Owls in Sonora, MexicoAssessing the impacts of disturbance upon the dispersal patterns of juvenile Ferruginous Pygmy-Owls through remote sensing.
Remotely Sensed Vegetation Mapping of Woody Cover in Semi-Desert Grasslands of the Cienega Creek Basin and Sonoita PlainMonitoring and measurement of woody cover encroachment on semi-desert grasslands within the Los Cienegas National Conservation Area through high resolution remote sensing
The Southern Arizona Buffelgrass Coordination Center (SABCC)The Southern Arizona Buffelgrass Coordination Center (SABCC), a non-profit organization formed in 2008, was established by its partners in the public and private sectors to coordinate buffelgrass management.
Climate Change Training Needs Assessment - Intermountain Region, National Park ServiceCan we structure an inexpensive climate change literacy and training program for the National Park Service?NPS Intermountain Region
Wolf ReservationsThe reintroduction of wolves on Arizona's tribal lands is cause for concern
The Big PictureLarge scale ecology tackles the big questions
Sharing More Than a BorderConserving transboundary ecosystems
Christmas Cactus Provides Clues to Heat Resistance in CropsAnd Insight into Cancer Cell GrowthImage showing outdoor experiment at the NPC.
Save a Place for the KingSecuring a wildlife habitat in India's western Ghats
PANGASA mulitdisciplinary project for ecosystem-based management of fisheries in the Gulf of California.
Hawks on the Wildland-Urban InterfaceDr. Bill Mannan brings more than a decade's worth of research to the table for wildlife conservation in Tucson.Image of a Cooper's Hawk
Drought & Die-offA well-documented pinyon pine die-off sheds light on climate-induced changes to ecosystems. pinyon pine die off before and after
Santa Rita Experimental RangeThe longest continuously studied rangeland research area in the United States provides new insights into vegetation response to climate and land management. Students with SNRE professor Mitch McClaren
Open Space Evaluation in ArizonaAn Evaluation of Arizona Open Space Situations, Issues, Needs and Concerns Using Components of the Growing Smarter Acts
Simulating Visitor Impact on Public LandDr. Randy Gimblett uses agent-based models to understand and predict visitor impact.Composite image of recreation
An Attack on the BorderWho is to Blame for the Human-related Impacts at Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument?
Remote Sensing & ManagementThe view from space makes a difference on the groundSatellite Image of Tucson
Carbon in the DesertCan shrubs in desert grasslands mitigate climate change?
Charting human use in Prince William SoundHow do recreation and subsistance activities interact with a region still recovering from the Exxon Valdez Oil spill?Kayaker in Alaska