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3. Survey for Mountain Plover (Charadrius montanus) on Federal Lands in the Powder River Basin /

Author

Carroll, Jeff, Ehle, Donna, Keinath, Douglas A., United States. Bureau of Land Management, Wyoming Natural Diversity Database, Bureau of Land Management (archive.org), Carroll, Jeff, Ehle, Donna, Keinath, Douglas A., United States. Bureau of Land Management, and Wyoming Natural Diversity Database

Subjects
Birds, Habitat, Plovers, Powder River Basin, Powder River Basin (Wyo. and Mont.), United States, Wildlife conservation
Published
2001

6. Environmental drivers of body size in North American bats

Author

Alston, Jesse M., primary, Keinath, Douglas A., additional, Willis, Craig K. R., additional, Lausen, Cori L., additional, O’Keefe, Joy M., additional, Tyburec, Janet D., additional, Broders, Hugh G., additional, Moosman, Paul R., additional, Carter, Timothy C., additional, Chambers, Carol L., additional, Gillam, Erin H., additional, Geluso, Keith, additional, Weller, Theodore J., additional, Burles, Douglas W., additional, Fletcher, Quinn E., additional, Norquay, Kaleigh J. O., additional, and Goheen, Jacob R., additional

Published
2023
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7. Recent and future declines of a historically widespread pollinator linked to climate, land cover, and pesticides

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Janousek, William M., primary, Douglas, Margaret R., additional, Cannings, Syd, additional, Clément, Marion A., additional, Delphia, Casey M., additional, Everett, Jeffrey G., additional, Hatfield, Richard G., additional, Keinath, Douglas A., additional, Koch, Jonathan B. Uhuad, additional, McCabe, Lindsie M., additional, Mola, John M., additional, Ogilvie, Jane E., additional, Rangwala, Imtiaz, additional, Richardson, Leif L., additional, Rohde, Ashley T., additional, Strange, James P., additional, Tronstad, Lusha M., additional, and Graves, Tabitha A., additional

Published
2023
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9. Data, code, and metadata for: Environmental drivers of body size in North American bats

Author

Alston, Jesse, Keinath, Douglas, Willis, Craig, Lausen, Cori, O'Keefe, Joy, Tyburec, Janet, Broders, Hugh, Moosman, Paul, Carter, Timothy, Chambers, Carol, Gillam, Erin, Geluso, Keith, Weller, Theodore, Burles, Douglas, Fletcher, Quinn, Norquay, Kaleigh, and Goheen, Jacob

Abstract

Data, code, and metadata that can be used to reproduce the analyses underlying 'Environmental drivers of body size in North American bats' by Alston et al. 2023 Functional Ecology (Preprint: https://doi.org/10.1101/2021.07.28.454183). Individual data owners are detailed in the data. Data may only be used to reproduce the analyses underlying Alston et al. (2023). Any other use requires the written permission of the individual data owners. For more detailed information, please visit the metadata file.

Published
2023

12. Roost selection by male northern long-eared bats (Myotis septentrionalis) in a managed fire-adapted forest

Author

Alston, Jesse, Abernethy, Ian, Keinath, Douglas, and Goheen, Jacob

Subjects
Physiology, FOS: Biological sciences, Zoology
Abstract

Wildlife conservation in multi-use landscapes requires identifying and conserving critical resources that may otherwise be destroyed or degraded by human activity. Summer day-roost sites are critical resources for bats, so conserving roost sites is a focus of many bat conservation plans. Studies quantifying day-roost characteristics typically focus on female bats due to their much stronger influence on reproductive success, but large areas of species��� ranges can be occupied predominantly by male bats due to sexual segregation. We used VHF telemetry to identify and characterize summer day-roost selection by male northern long-eared bats (Myotis septentrionalis) in a ponderosa pine (Pinus ponderosa) forest in South Dakota, USA. We tracked 18 bats to 43 tree roosts and used an information-theoretic approach to determine the relative importance of tree- and plot-level characteristics for roost site selection. Bats selected roost trees that were larger in diameter, more decayed, and under denser canopy than other trees available on the landscape. Much like studies of female northern long-eared bats have shown, protecting large-diameter snags within intact forest is important for the conservation of male northern long-eared bats. Unlike female-specific studies, however, many roosts in our study (39.5%) were located in short (���3 m) snags. Protecting short snags may be a low-risk, high-reward strategy for conservation of resources important to male northern long-eared bats. Other tree-roosting bat species in fire-prone forests may benefit from forest management practices that promote these tree characteristics, particularly in high-elevation areas where populations largely consist of males.

Published
2021
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14. Biological assessment of the Cook Ranch, Albany County, Wyoming- 2001 project report

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Heidel, Bonnie, Keinath, Douglas, Jones, George P., Bennett, Jason, and Beauvais, Gary

Subjects
FOS: Biological sciences, parasitic diseases, otorhinolaryngologic diseases, technology, industry, and agriculture, 50202 Conservation and Biodiversity, food and beverages
Abstract

Biological assessment of the Cook Ranch, Albany County, Wyoming- 2001 project report

Published
2021
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18. Western Bumble Bee: Declines in the Continental United States and Range-Wide Information Gaps

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Graves, Tabitha A., Janousek, William M., Gaulke, Sarah M., Nicholas, Amy C., Keinath, Douglas A., Bell, Christine M., Cannings, Syd, Hatfield, Richard G., Heron, Jennifer M., Koch, Jonathan B., Loffland, Helen L., Richardson, Leif L., Rohde, Ashley T., Rykken, Jessica, Strange, James P., and Ecological Society of America

Subjects
bumble bee, pollinator, western, Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, conservation, Endangered Species Act, sampling design, hierarchical model, occidentalis, species of concern, SARA, Bombus, occupancy
Abstract

In recent decades, many bumble bee species have declined due to changes in habitat, climate, and pressures from pathogens, pesticides, and introduced species. The western bumble bee (Bombus occidentalis), once common throughout western North America, is a species of concern and will be considered for listing by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) under the Endangered Species Act (ESA). We attempt to improve alignment of data collection and research with USFWS needs to consider redundancy, resiliency, and representation in the upcoming species status assessment. We reviewed existing data and literature on B. occidentalis, highlighting information gaps and priority topics for research. Priorities include increased knowledge of trends, basic information on several life‐history stages, and improved understanding of the relative and interacting effects of stressors on population trends, especially the effects of pathogens, pesticides, climate change, and habitat loss. An understanding of how and where geographic range extent has changed for the two subspecies of B. occidentalis is also needed. We outline data that could be easily collected in other research projects that would increase their utility for understanding range‐wide trends of bumble bees. We modeled the overall trend in occupancy from 1998 to 2018 of Bombus occidentalis within the continental United States using existing data. The probability of local occupancy declined by 93% over 21 yr from 0.81 (95% CRI = 0.43, 0.98) in 1998 to 0.06 (95% CRI = 0.02, 0.16) in 2018. The decline in occupancy varied spatially by landcover and other environmental factors. Detection rates vary in both space and time, but peak detection across the continental United States occurs in mid‐July. We found considerable spatial gaps in recent sampling, with limited sampling in many regions, including most of Alaska, northwestern Canada, and the southwestern United States. We therefore propose a sampling design to address these gaps to best inform the ESA species status assessment through improved assessment of how the spatial distribution of stressors influences occupancy changes. Finally, we request involvement via data sharing, participation in occupancy sampling with repeated visits to distributed survey sites, and complementary research to address priorities outlined in this paper.

Published
2020

19. Western bumble bee: declines in the continental United States and range‐wide information gaps

Author

Graves, Tabitha A., primary, Janousek, William M., additional, Gaulke, Sarah M., additional, Nicholas, Amy C., additional, Keinath, Douglas A., additional, Bell, Christine M., additional, Cannings, Syd, additional, Hatfield, Richard G., additional, Heron, Jennifer M., additional, Koch, Jonathan B., additional, Loffland, Helen L., additional, Richardson, Leif L., additional, Rohde, Ashley T., additional, Rykken, Jessica, additional, Strange, James P., additional, Tronstad, Lusha M., additional, and Sheffield, Cory S., additional

Published
2020
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24. U.S. Geological Survey Science for the Wyoming Landscape Conservation Initiative: 2012 annual report

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Bowen, Zachary H., primary, Aldridge, Cameron L., additional, Anderson, Patrick J., additional, Assal, Timothy J., additional, Bern, Carleton R., additional, Biewick, Laura, additional, Boughton, Gregory K., additional, Carr, Natasha B., additional, Chalfoun, Anna D., additional, Chong, Geneva W., additional, Clark, Melanie L., additional, Fedy, Bradford C., additional, Foster, Katharine, additional, Garman, Steven L., additional, Germaine, Stephen S., additional, Hethcoat, Matthew G., additional, Homer, Collin G., additional, Kauffman, Matthew J., additional, Keinath, Douglas, additional, Latysh, Natalie, additional, Manier, Daniel J., additional, McDougal, Robert R., additional, Melcher, Cynthia P., additional, Miller, Kirk A., additional, Montag, Jessica, additional, Potter, Christopher J., additional, Schell, Spencer, additional, Shafer, Sarah L., additional, Smith, David B., additional, Sweat, Michael J., additional, and Wilson, Anna B., additional

Published
2014
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26. U.S. Geological Survey science for the Wyoming Landscape Conservation Initiative: 2011 annual report

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Bowen, Zachary H., primary, Aldridge, Cameron L., additional, Anderson, Patrick J., additional, Assal, Timothy J., additional, Biewick, Laura, additional, Blecker, Steven W., additional, Boughton, Gregory K., additional, Carr, Natasha B., additional, Chalfoun, Anna D., additional, Chong, Geneva W., additional, Clark, Melanie L., additional, Diffendorfer, Jay E., additional, Fedy, Bradley C., additional, Foster, Katharine, additional, Garman, Steven L., additional, Germaine, Stephanie, additional, Hethcoat, Matthew G., additional, Holloway, JoAnn, additional, Homer, Collin G., additional, Kauffman, Matthew J., additional, Keinath, Douglas, additional, Latysh, Natalie, additional, Manier, Daniel J., additional, McDougal, Robert R., additional, Melcher, Cynthia P., additional, Miller, Kirk A., additional, Montag, Jessica, additional, Olexa, Edward M., additional, Potter, Christopher J., additional, Schell, Spencer, additional, Shafer, Sarah L., additional, Smith, David B., additional, Stillings, Lisa L., additional, Sweat, Michael J., additional, Tuttle, Michele L., additional, and Wilson, Anna B., additional

Published
2013
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27. U.S. Geological Survey Science for the Wyoming Landscape Conservation Initiative-2010 Annual Report

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Bowen, Zachary H., primary, Aldridge, Cameron L., additional, Anderson, Patrick J., additional, Assal, Timothy J., additional, Biewick, Laura, additional, Blecker, Steven W., additional, Boughton, Gregory K., additional, Bristol, R. Sky, additional, Carr, Natasha B., additional, Chalfoun, Anna D., additional, Chong, Geneva W., additional, Clark, Melanie L., additional, Diffendorfer, Jay E., additional, Fedy, Bradley C., additional, Foster, Katharine, additional, Garman, Steven L., additional, Germaine, Stephen S., additional, Holloway, JoAnn, additional, Homer, Collin G., additional, Kauffman, Matthew J., additional, Keinath, Douglas, additional, Latysh, Natalie, additional, Manier, Daniel J., additional, McDougal, Robert R., additional, Melcher, Cynthia P., additional, Miller, Kirk A., additional, Montag, Jessica, additional, Potter, Christopher J., additional, Schell, Spencer, additional, Shafer, Sarah L., additional, Smith, David B., additional, Stillings, Lisa L., additional, Tuttle, Michele L.W., additional, and Wilson, Anna B., additional

Published
2011
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28. U.S. Geological Survey Science for the Wyoming Landscape Conservation Initiative-2009 Annual Report

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Bowen, Zachary H., primary, Aldridge, Cameron L., additional, Anderson, Patrick J., additional, Assal, Timothy J., additional, Biewick, Laura R. H., additional, Blecker, Steven W., additional, Bristol, R. Sky, additional, Carr, Natasha B., additional, Chalfoun, Anna D., additional, Chong, Geneva W., additional, Diffendorfer, James E., additional, Fedy, Bradley C., additional, Garman, Steven L., additional, Germaine, Stephen S., additional, Grauch, Richard I., additional, Holloway, JoAnn M., additional, Homer, Collin G., additional, Kauffman, Matthew J., additional, Keinath, Douglas, additional, Latysh, Natalie, additional, Manier, Daniel J., additional, McDougal, Robert R., additional, Melcher, Cynthia P., additional, Miller, Kirk A., additional, Montag, Jessica, additional, Nutt, Constance J., additional, Potter, Christopher J., additional, Sawyer, Hall, additional, Schell, Spencer, additional, Shafer, Sarah L., additional, Smith, David B., additional, Stillings, Lisa L., additional, Tuttle, Michele L., additional, and Wilson, Anna B., additional

Published
2010
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