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| Wildlife Health Monitoring Network |
Waupaca Field Station to participate in: 1) The National Avian Flu Monitoring Network. 2) A feather sampling study of yellow-rumped warblers out of University of
Guelph, Ontario 3) A feather sampling study of the genetics of several
species of birds out of the University of Idaho.
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Posted By admin on 2006-02-23 10:14:34.0 | Bird Banding News
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| Getting Involved |
If you are interesting in becoming involved in any of the below activities and or research studies feel free to contact the Waupaca Field Station via e-mail
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Vegetational Management
Prescribed Burns
Sand Prairie
Savanna
Nursery
On-Site Vegetational Monitoring
Canopy
Understory
Oak Barrens Canopy Mgmt.
Seed Collecting
Nursery and Greenhouse Plantings
Prairie and Savanna Restorations
Herbarium Collection
Off Site Local Relic Monitoring
Plant Tissue Culture Experiments
Old Oak Savanna released from
Underplanted Red Pine Plantation
Wild Lupine Propagation Studies and
Island Patch Establishment
Woodland and Forest Mgmt.
Xeric Pine/Oak Woodland
Creekbottom Floodplain Forest
and Alder Swamp
Mesic Oak/Maple Forest
Commercial Forest Production
Japanese Tamarack
Red Pine Plantation
Norway Spruce
Vertebrate Research
Grassland and Savanna Bird Surveys
WFS and Surrounding Properties Bird Surveys
Bird Banding Activities
Red-shouldered Hawk Study
Project Salamander
Wood and Blanding's Turtles Research
Small Mammal Monitoring
Timber Wolf Study
Links to Sandhill Wildlife
Invertebrate Research
Bee Keeping and Pollination Studies
Mound-building Ant Colony Monitoring
Karner Blue Butterfly Research
WFS and Surrounding Properties Lepidoptern Survey
Emmons Creek Aquatic Insect Biotic Indexing
Grassland Insect Predators and Parasitoids
Invertebrate Consumers of the Asclepidaceae
Surveying and Geographic Information System(GIS) Projects
Science Related Field Trips
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