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- August 2008
Unraveling the Morphological and Genetic Diversity in the Western Shovel-nosed Snake
New Approaches Explored for Managing Protected Areas in a Changing Climate
USGS Scientist to Discuss Sea Otter Behavioral Studies During Sea Otter Awareness Week
California Wildfires
USGS Scientist Achieves the NPS Excellence in Wilderness Stewardship Award
New Study Examines Significance and Potential Loss of Parasitic Species
Scientists Develop New Approach for Assessing Status of Low-Density Populations of Desert Tortoise
High Death Rate Estimated for Desert Tortoises in Western Red Rock Canyon State Park
Desert Tortoise
Fire Severity
USGS Scientists to Speak at Southern Sierra Science Symposium
USGS Scientists Receive Scientific Excellence Awards from Central Valley Joint Venture
Cliff Swallows as Biomonitors of Mercury in Ecosystems
Fire Severity and Ecosystem Responses in Southern California Shrublands
Fire Severity
Drought and Warming
USGS Scientist Invited to International Conference to Speak on Reducing Fire Hazards
Study Finds Eroding Genetic Connectivity for a Flightless Insect in Urbanized Southern California
Fire Impacts on Wildlife Among Topics at Joint Meeting of Ichthyologists and Herpetologists
Climate Warming in the Sierra Nevada
Fire Management in the Parks
Fire and Invasive Species
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