Project period: 1 1 25-12 31 25PROJECT title: shifting frontiers: understanding species abundance range shifts for informed conservation strategiesproject abstract: birds are important species, as…

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G24AC00467
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Awarding agency
Obligated
$149,077

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Completion date 61% complete
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Place of performance
Utah, USA

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Description

Activities
With partners in the utah department of natural resources, bird conservancy of the rockies, and the cornell lab of ornithology, this project aims to track and understand range shifts in southwestern bird species populations using novel statistical models and broad extent bird datasets including citizen science. Deliverables and expected outcomes: results from this work will be hosted in an interactive web application for partners and the public to understand how southwestern birds are shifting their populations in response to climate change.
Intended beneficiaries
Wildlife conservation managers can use the results of this investigation to designate bird conservation opportunity areas and climate refugia for imperiled species of public concern across the southwest. By identifying hotspots or coldspots of population decline, wildlife managers would have scientific evidence to support decision making regarding how to prioritize conservation resources to conserve vulnerable species and important landscapes most efficiently and effectively for birds.

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Original award $149,077

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Who received award G24AC00467?

G24AC00467 was awarded to Utah State University by Office of Acquisitions and Grants (US Geological Survey) on January 1, 2025.

How much is award G24AC00467 worth?

$149,077 has been obligated on G24AC00467.

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