The U.S. Geological Survey seeks a cooperative ecosystem studies partner to develop a population model and Bayesian viability analysis for threatened Atlantic Coast piping plovers.
The Geological Survey seeks a Chesapeake Watershed partner to study North American amphibian populations, model disease and distributions, and develop endangered amphibian management tools.
The U.S. Geological Survey seeks a Rocky Mountain ecosystem studies partner to study bird and ungulate habitat use, population dynamics, and ecological risks in western rangelands and alpine ecosystems.
The Geological Survey funds a Californian Cooperative Ecosystem Studies Unit partner to develop a gene expression panel that distinguishes stressors affecting wildlife and ecosystem health.
The U.S. Geological Survey seeks ecosystem studies unit partners to analyze avian microbiome data, identify wildlife and zoonotic pathogens, and develop reproducible bioinformatic workflows.
The U.S. Geological Survey seeks Great Rivers network partners to develop Bayesian methods for bat acoustic data to predict species occurrence and relative abundance.