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Effects of Conservation Practices on Wildlife
January 30, 2009
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USDA’s Conservation Assessment Effects Project has just released two extensive reviews of the effects of agricultural conservation practices – like those used in CRP and other conservation programs (public announcement here). Part A addresses terrestrial habitats and Part B addresses aquatic habitats. Even better is the dynamic bibliography.
Categories: Buffers & Corridors, Conservation Manuals, Data Sources, Farm Bill Programs, Herps, Mammals, Pollinators, Research Reviews, Uncategorized, Water Quality, Waterfowl
agriculture, buffers, conservation, conservation practices, Conservation Programs, Conservation Reserve Program, Farm Bill, wildlife
Can native bees save agriculture?
July 7, 2008
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“At the American dinner table, about one bite in three depends on bees. “ A Philadelphia Enquirer article about how native bees may save agriculture.
Categories: Pollinators
agriculture, bees, conservation, Pollinators, research