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Week
Ending 11/6/2009
Previous weeks' highlights
FRESC Weekly Highlights are a concise, non-technical,
timely summary of activities by the USGS Forest and Rangeland Ecosystem
Science Center (research results, meetings, media inquiries) that
are of interest to our partners, various agencies, and the general
public. Highlights are a quick and timely means of keeping people
informed about our activities. It is composed and posted to the
FRESC web site on a weekly basis and submitted to the USGS Office
of Outreach for selected distribution within the Department of the
Interior.
USGS
Weekly Highlights |
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Biologists Verify First Fishers Born in Washington Since Reintroduction Began
5/28/2009
Decline of Shorebird Linked to Bait Use of Horseshoe Crabs
2/12/2009
Valuable Data Gathered as Fifteen More Fishers Are Released in Olympic National Park
1/20/2009
Some Pollutants Declining in Willamette and Columbia Rivers
12/16/2008
Restoration of Native Mammal Continues in Olympic National Park as Biologists Prepare to Reintroduce 15 Fishers This Weekend
12/17/2008
Annual Bald Eagle Survey Yields Important Results
1/10/2008
International Team Tracks Shorebird along Previously Unknown Migration Route
9/24/2007
Multiple Species at Risk from Emphasis on Conifer-Dominated Forests
8/23/2007
Declining Shorebird Numbers Recorded on Long-term Surveys in North America
1/19/2007
State and Federal Partnership forms to Restore Great Basin Rangelands
11/8/2005
New Insights about Prairie Falcon Migration
8/31/2005
Teaming Up to Survey a Coastal Treasure – The Black Oystercatcher
4/28/2005
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