Mexico
Habitat Quality, Dispersal Behavior, and Distribution of Pygmy-Owls in Sonora, Mexico
Wim van Leeuwen (leeuw@ag.arizona.edu), Kyle Hartfield (kylehartfield@gmail.com), Aaron D. Flesch (aaron.flesch@umconnect.umt.edu)
$900,000 Awarded to continue sustainable fisheries projects in Gulf of California, Mexico
In December 2010, Professor Bill Shaw and Senior Project Coordinator Tad Pfister were awarded $900,000 from the David and Lucile Packard Foundation to continue the “PANGAS” project (http://www.pangas.arizona.edu) for another 2 years. Pfister and Shaw coordinate this multidisciplinary effort that involves collaboration with 4 Mexican institutions and the University of California, Santa Cruz. Since 2005, they have received over $4 Million in support for this multinational effort which has supported the graduate studies of 5 Ph
SNRE Seminar: Strengthening Resilience of Transboundary Riparian Corridors
Title: Strengthening Resilience of Transboundary Riparian Corridors
Date: 5/6/2011
Time: 12:00-1:00
Place: Biological Sciences East 311
Speaker: Chris Scott, Udall Center, SNRE, Geography
SNRE Seminar: Transboundary Ecosystem Services Provided by Migratory Bats
Title: Transboundary Ecosystem Services Provided by Migratory Bats
Date: 4/8/2011
Time: 12:00-1:00 PM
Place: Biological Sciences East 225
Speaker: Jon Cline, SNRE
Co-investigators: Laura López Hoffman (UA-SNRE), Rodrigo Medéllin (Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum), Jay Diffendorfer (USGS), Darius Semmens (USGS)
Abstract:
Laura Lopez Hoffman's newly published book, Conservation of Shared Environments: Learning from the United States and Mexico
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