Identifying science-based conservation opportunities for Humboldt martens
This is a multi-faceted telemetry study paired with non-invasive techniques to evaluate critical information gaps for Humboldt martens.
Learn MoreBiodiversity is a critical element of life on this planet. We are interdependent on other species to support healthy and functioning ecosystems, provide nutrition, pollinate crops and break down pollution. The NCASI Foundation supports projects focused on understanding the relationships between sustainable forest management and biodiversity. This includes understanding the contributions that working forests make to conservation of at-risk species. This work is being accomplished through collaborative conservation with many partners.
This is a multi-faceted telemetry study paired with non-invasive techniques to evaluate critical information gaps for Humboldt martens.
Learn MorePrincipal Investigator: Katie Moriatry, PhD, NCASI / Senior Research Scientist Western Forestry Wildlife Ecologist Collaborator: Oregon State University Supported by:…
Learn MorePrincipal Investigator: Jake Verschuyl, PhD, NCASI / Director of Forestry Research, Western U.S. & B.C. Collaborator: US Fish and Wildlife…
Learn MorePrincipal Investigator: Katie Moriarty, PhD, NCASI / Senior Research Scientist Western Forest Wildlife Ecologist Collaborator: Oregon State University Supported by:…
Learn MorePrincipal Investigator: Katie Moriarty, PhD, NCASI / Senior Research Scientist Western Forest Wildlife Ecologist Collaborator: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service…
Learn MorePrincipal Investigator: Katie Moriarty, PhD, NCASI / Senior Research Scientist Western Forest Wildlife Ecologist Supported by: Western Trade Association Member…
Learn MorePrincipal Investigator: Jake Verschuyl, PhD, NCASI / Director of Forestry Research, Western U.S. & B.C. Collaborator: Oregon State University Supported…
Learn MorePrincipal Investigator: Jake Verschuyl, PhD, NCASI / Director of Forestry Research, Western U.S. & B.C. Collaborator: Oregon State University Supported…
Learn MorePrincipal Investigator: Dr. Katie Moriarty, Senior Research Scientist, Western Forest Wildlife Ecologist, NCASI Collaborators: USDA Forest Service/Pacific Northwest Station Supported…
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