Riparian Bat Surveys in Eastern Montana 2006
Riparian Bat Surveys in Eastern Montana 2006
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Nevertheless, there are no studies from Montana addressing how bats use forested landscapes of different stand types, ages, and structural complexity (e.g., Thomas 1988, Kalcounis et al.
1999), nor studies of the significance of local landscape features to bats concentrated in riparian corridors of prairie regions (e.g., HoUoway and Barclay 2000). These significant gaps in our understanding of bat use of Montana landscapes remain a major barrier to implementing effective conservations measures ...for protecting bat populations in the state.
Factors promoting structural diversity of Cottonwood stands (natural geomorphic processes, limited grazing, control and eradication of exotic Russian olive and saltcedar) have been identified (Scott et al. 1997, Auble and Scott 1998, Lesica 2001, Lesica and Miles 2001, Scott et al. 2002, Kudray et al. 2004); proactive conservation of bats, as well as birds, across the Great Plains will be tied to the temporal and spatial structural diversity of riparian habitats.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nevertheless, there are no studies from Montana addressing how bats use forested landscapes of different stand types, ages, and structural complexity (e.g., Thomas 1988, Kalcounis et al.
1999), nor studies of the significance of local landscape features to bats concentrated in riparian corridors of prairie regions (e.g., HoUoway and Barclay 2000). These significant gaps in our understanding of bat use of Montana landscapes remain a major barrier to implementing effective conservations measures ...for protecting bat populations in the state.
Factors promoting structural diversity of Cottonwood stands (natural geomorphic processes, limited grazing, control and eradication of exotic Russian olive and saltcedar) have been identified (Scott et al. 1997, Auble and Scott 1998, Lesica 2001, Lesica and Miles 2001, Scott et al. 2002, Kudray et al. 2004); proactive conservation of bats, as well as birds, across the Great Plains will be tied to the temporal and spatial structural diversity of riparian habitats.
What to read after Riparian Bat Surveys in Eastern Montana 2006?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montana Natural Heritage Program to read onlineMoreLess
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