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SHARP in the Maine news for Hg article
SHARP characterizes Hg risk to SALS and NESP
Monitoring paper published!
Living Bird article focuses on saltmarsh sparrows
Jen Walsh receives AOS Early Investigator Award
Whitney Beisler awarded USFWS Biologist of the year!
Roberts et al. (2019) paper reported in TWS….
SHARP PI Brian Olsen in the news
Marsh Habitat Zone Map released!
SHARP postdoc Chris Field is giving a webinar for NOAA on coastal landowner behavior and attitudes
News coverage of SHARP research on the attitudes of coastal land owners towards conservation strategies
SHARP PI on Bird Calls Radio
New study in PNAS shows how understanding the beliefs and attitudes of private property owners is key to long-term conservation of tidal marshes
Infrared video from a Saltmarsh Sparrow nest during a flooding event shows nest flooding, female returning to incubate
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Marsh Habitat Zone Map released!
We have released a GIS raster layer describing salt marsh communities in the Northeast Atlantic coast of the United States, from northern Maine to Virginia in 3 X 3 m pixels. It identifies eight cover/community types: High marsh, Low marsh, Salt pools/pannes, Terrestrial border, Phragmites australis, Mudflat, Open water, … Continue reading
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Sparrow declines profiled by ABC News, Washington Post, others
An article by AP reporter Patrick Whittle, detailing the recent declines of saltmarsh sparrows across their range, was highlighted by numerous press outlets this weekend. http://abcnews.go.com/Technology/wireStory/east-coasts-saltmarsh-sparrow-disappearing-scientists-39276938 https://www.washingtonpost.com/national/health-science/east-coasts-saltmarsh-sparrow-disappearing-scientists-say/2016/05/21/d89189b2-1f66-11e6-82c2-a7dcb313287d_story.html
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Local News Profiles Sparrow Plight
The Bangor Daily News, Maine’s second largest newspaper, released an article on the declines in the Saltmarsh Sparrow, highlighting the results of SHARP alum, Mo Correll. The entire story can be found here: https://bangordailynews.com/community/saltmarsh-sparrow-population-plummets-umaine-scientists-say/
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“The Working Waterfront” carries story on SHARP work
On December 4th, the Working Waterfront, a magazine dedicated to life in coastal Maine carried a story on SHARP’s work with Hurricane Sandy restoration. The story was tweeted by the USFWS.
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Newburyport News features saltmarsh poetry
David Samuel Johnson wrote the following article on Saltmarsh Sparrows for the Newburyport News: Great Marsh sparrows a harbinger for things to come
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SHARP featured on USFWS Website
Recently biologists and staffers from the Northeast Region Headquarters of the US Fish & Wildlife Service and the North Atlantic Landscape Conservation Cooperative visited one of our demographic study sites in Connecticut. They posted a story about how the Fish & Wildlife Service … Continue reading
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UMaine to hire 2 SHARP graduate students for 2014
The University of Maine will hire two new SHARP graduate students to begin in March/April 2014. An M.S. student in community ecology and a Ph.D. student in evolutionary ecology will be co-advised by Dr. Brian Olsen (UMaine) and Tom Hodgman (Maine Dept. … Continue reading
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Mo Correll’s work on Hurricane Sandy highlighted on UMaine webpage
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SHARP research on Superstorm Sandy highlighted by the Associated Press
The ongoing, NSF-funded work to understand the damage caused by superstorm Sandy to tidal marsh birds and plants was recently described in a news brief by the Associated Press. The article was picked up by numerous new outlets including the … Continue reading
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