Biology
Winter Rains…Spring Surveys
With roughly a quarter of the wet season still ahead, most of California has received greater
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Biology
To Bee or Not To Bee?
Four pollinator species that are declining throughout their range in California have been causing quite the
Biology
Remove It and They Will Come: Restoring Historical Fish Habitat in Auburn Ravine
The Hemphill Diversion Structure, located on Auburn Ravine approximately three miles east of the City of
Biology
ECORP Avian Biologists Lead Bird Walk along the San Joaquin River with Residents of Tesoro Viejo
ECORP Avian Biologists Keith Kwan and Angela Haas led a birding walk along the San Joaquin
Biology
Mari Quillman Elected Chairperson of the Desert Tortoise Council
ECORP is pleased to announce that Mari Quillman has taken the reigns as the Chairperson of
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ECORP Attends TWS-WS Annual Meeting
The 69th Annual Meeting of The Western Section of The Wildlife Society took place in Reno,
Biology
Managing for Special-Status Species in Development Projects
Did you know that ECORP can help with all the biological preconstruction surveys you need to
Biology
ECORP is Ready for Western Yellow-Billed Cuckoo Surveys
Western yellow-billed cuckoo (Coccyzus americanus occidentalis) is a neotropical migratory bird that winters in South America
Biology
Eye in the Sky: ECORP Uses sUAS to Monitor a Fish Rescue Operation
In the summer of 2020, ECORP’s fisheries biologists conducted a fish rescue and relocation operation for
Biology
ECORP Biologists Identify First Known Cases of RHDV-2 in California
Since March 2020, Rabbit Hemorrhagic Disease Virus Serotype 2 (RHDV-2) has been spreading through wild and
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