New Publication Alert - "Winds of Change: Charting a Pathway to Ecosystem Monitoring
Using Airborne Environmental DNA".
Here's a summary of their work, and the image is the graphical abstract included:
Airborne eDNA is changing how we monitor biodiversity,by sampling the air itself!
In June 2024, over 100 experts came together at a Southern eDNA Society workshop to
explore the fu
ture of this game-changing tech. The big takeaway? We need better understanding of
airborne eDNA ecology, standardized methods, and strong collaboration with communities
and agencies to make it work. Read the summary to see how this innovative approach
could transform conservation and biosecurity worldwide.
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New Publication Alert - "Cropland restricts occurrence and alters spatial ecology
near the mule deer geographic range limit"
Collaborators from Caesar Kleberg Wildlife Research Institute (Dr. Levi Heffelfinger, Dr. Mike Cherry, Dr. Dave Hewitt, Dr. Tim Fullbright, and
Dr. Randy deYoung), Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (Joshua Vasquez and Shawn
Gray), @borderlandsresearchinstitute (Dr. Louis Harveson) and our own Dr. Warren Conway recently published a paper in
Movement Ecology entitled "Cropland restricts occurrence and alters spatial ecology
near the mule deer geographic range limit"
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New Publication Alert - "Evaluating the sensitivity of hydrological response to changes
in vegetation classification: a case study of St. Charles Bay, Texas, USA"
Dr. Cade Coldren, along with collaborators Kaniz Farzana, Dr. Catherine Simpson, and
Joseph Young from the Department of Plant and Soil Science and Dr. Theodore Cleveland
from the Department of Civil, Environmental, and Construction Engineering recently
had a paper published in the International Journal of Hydrology Science and Technology
entitled "Evaluating the sensitivity of hydrological response to changes in vegetation
classification: a case study of St. Charles Bay, Texas, USA"
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