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Agent-based models for
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Wildlife & Recreational Benefits of Managed WetlandsThe goal of this project is to evaluate the wildlife and recreational benefits of managed, inland wetlands Michigan. This project is using remote camera traps to document wildlife and recreation use, and machine learning algorithms are being piloted to process photos. This project will provide information and tools to make maintenance decisions and evaluate existing and alternative management approaches that might enhance future wildlife and recreational values at managed wetlands. This is a collaborative process between Michigan State University and the Michigan Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Division.
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Conservation for People & Nature
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Breeding Ecology & Habitat SelectionThis project focused on studying bobwhite populations in an agricultural and private-land dominated landscape in Ohio that have been experiencing long-term declines. Mauri investigated the role of spring dispersal, seasonal movements, and nesting ecology for this population, with an overarching project goal to inform bobwhite conservation in Ohio.
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