Member News - August 2021 The Natural Areas Association (NAA) is an engaged community of peers and colleagues who form a resource that can respond to questions, propose ideas, share methodologies and advance best practices. NAA's Member News is just one way of many that we use to share reliable science, emerging challenges, best practices, and to celebrate achievements.
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photo: Osmia aglaia via USGS.gov NAA Member: Bethanne Bruninga-Socolar A study of the relationship between land management and wild bee populations comparing bison enclosures, Nachusa grasslands, and restoration planting.
photo: Colorado Plateau via USGS.gov NAA Member: Matt Bahm An examination of restoration seedling outcomes to restore degraded dryland, mitigate climate disruption, reverse desertification, and protect the livelihoods of the 2 billion people that live in the area.
photo: Interstate State Park, MN NAA Student Member: Laura Boggess By comparing information from 19 different studies related to the effects of rock climbing on cliff vegetation, this study identifies some of the best management plans for cliff conservation.
NAA Team Member: USDA Forest Service
NAA Team Member: United States Geological Service (USGS)
NAA Team Member: Central Indiana Land Trust Trading for Nature's Sake - What does a land trust do when they secure an area of no conservation value?
NAA Team Member: Western Pennsylvania Conservancy
NAA Team Member: Ohio Department of Land & Natural Resources
NAA Team Member: Missouri Department of Conservation Nature Lab: Mead's Milkweed Recovery - Missouri State Botanist Malissa Briggler explains why you're likely to have never seen Mead's Milkweed in the wild.
NAA Team Member: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Publishes Birds of Conservation Concern 2021 identifying 269 species of bird that are high conservation priorities.
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