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Federal grant · cooperative agreement
Project Goals Are: Produce a Peer-reviewed Paper Identifying Breeding Ground Limitations to the Oregon Vesper Sparrow (nest Success and Productivity, and Habitat Relationships); Produce an Associated Summary Document for BLM Managers That Highlights Potential Management Actions; Give a Presentation to the Medford District Leadership Team, Biologists, and Other Interested Staff, Followed by a Field Trip to the Local Study Sites; Host a Public Presentation (e.g. Pub Talk) and Associated Field Trip to Raise Awareness of the Importance of BLM Lands for This Imperiled Species; and Produce as Series of Social Media Posts, Blogs, and Web Content Throughout the Duration of the Project.
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