Carp Radio Telemetry Study
Written by James Pearson /Photo by James Pearson In the last article I wrote for Malheur Musings, I mentioned that we as a refuge are only at the beginning of
December 28, 2020
Plight of the Monarch
Written by Peter Pearsall/Photo by Peter Pearsall We Americans consider very few insect species “iconic”—that is, cherished, beloved, recognized by millions across the country. We much prefer to lavish attention
December 24, 2020
Carp Suppression & Collaborative Lake Restoration
Written by James Pearson/Photo by James Pearson The Common Carp (Cyprinus carpio) is the eighth most prevalent nonnative invader in the world, often reaching high levels of abundance (>1000 kg/ha) due to their ability
November 24, 2020
Tree Management Planning
Written by Janelle Wicks/Photo by Alan Nyiri When you are duck banding through the night with 20 other people you hardly know but have a lot in common with, sleep-deprived
October 30, 2020
Becoming Birds: Decolonizing Eco-Literacy
Forward & Article Written by Teresa Wicks In early September 2020, a series of wildfires ignited throughout Oregon and the Northwest. Many of these fires were ignited by powerlines, downed
September 25, 2020
