Eagle Environmental scientists are actively involved in research and monitoring projects throughout the western United States. Currently, these include:
Assessment, development, and comparisons of resource selection methods with GPS and camera trap data sets for multiple species in NE Oregon
Assessment of the effects of climate change on elk nutritional condition at the Starkey Experimental Forest in NE Oregon
Supplement Type and Factors Affecting Use by Cattle in a Mountainous Riparian Pasture
Post-release Survival Rate of Golden Eagles following Clinical Rehabilitation
Modeling elk and deer hunter success using hunter characteristics (e.g., years experience) and behavior (e.g., use of ATVs)
Monitoring Satellite GPS transmitters on wild-tagged Golden Eagles throughout western United States
Analyzing cattle movement, habitat use, and the effects of grazing management on the conservation of riparian areas
Estimating the abundance of feral/wild horses on the Navajo Nation
Assessment, development, and comparisons of resource selection methods with GPS and camera trap data sets for multiple species in NE Oregon
Assessment of the effects of climate change on elk nutritional condition at the Starkey Experimental Forest in NE Oregon
Supplement Type and Factors Affecting Use by Cattle in a Mountainous Riparian Pasture
Wyoming Golden Eagle Monitoring Plan Extension
Modeling black bear habitat use and den site selection
Long-term monitoring of Golden Eagle and Peregrine Falcon breeding populations on one million acres in northern New Mexico
Estimating the effects of using bear feeders to minimize forest damage on private land in Washington state
Assessing wildlife use and efficacy of Natural Resource Damage Assessment habitat improvement projects in Grant County, NM
Conducting IMBCR surveys for breeding bird populations within “Restore New Mexico” treatment areas
Modeling resource selection by black-tailed deer in Washington state
Modeling caribou diet and nutrition in Canada
Golden and/or Bald Eagle nest surveys on proposed wind facilities
Modeling available nutrition and habitat use by elk in the Clearwater basin of ID
Estimating the densities of livestock and wildlife on the Navajo Nation
Bendire’s Thrasher population and nesting surveys
Survey and assessment of wintering grassland avian communities in the Permian Basin
(Title Photo Credit: Tom Koerner, USFWS Public domain)