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Birds of the desert southwest, a climate-change hotspot, are among the most vulnerable groups in the US. To help park managers plan for those changes, scientists evaluated the influence of water deficit on landbird communities at 11 national parks in Utah and Colorado. The results will help land man
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How the NPS is protecting groundwater for people and ecosystems
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50 Nifty Finds #35: On the Same Track
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Because birds can be sensitive to habitat change, they are good indicators of ecosystem integrity. The Northern Colorado Plateau Network partners with the University of Delaware to assess breeding-bird species trends in three different habitats: low-elevation riparian, pinyon-juniper, and sage shrub
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50 Nifty Finds #38: A Germ of an Idea
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Park visitors want darker parks, including the ones not there for the stars
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NPS Geodiversity Atlas—Bryce Canyon National Park, Utah