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01:01:53 Studying Waterfowl Ecology in the Pacific Flyway:… Studying Waterfowl Ecology in the Pacific Flyway: New Technology Leads to New Insights	Studying Waterfowl Ecology in the Pacific Flyway: New Technology Leads to New Insights Mike Casazza USGS Western Ecological Research Center Wildlife biologist Mike Casazza presents his research findings on California waterfowl. Mike discusses the movement of waterfowl and what they… pin tail study area $24.00 hour sample size short distances klamath basin northern shoveler egg shells community san francisco bay north america planning g.p.s.cell phone network joint venture pin till networks north dakota daily movement head north central valley day patch climate basin transport economics sun regions of oregon web colors social sciences environment water fall sassoon marsh endangered species sacramento valley post post u.c.night points community approach management plans v.h.f.u.c. davis hunting season central valley (california)continents mid march habitat type strong link yellow points broadway plays habitats habitat (ecology) terminology movement pattern water fell anatidae day point data driven kilometer movement valleys of california project management proposal region water fowl southern oregon optical spectrum environmental terminology interesting thing regions of california 1st night 1000000 predation night patch diving duck prairie pottle region daily basis birds move started working From Jeff Layne on April 23rd, 2019 0 likes 21 plays
49:36 Using Remote Sensing and Targeted Water Sampling… Using Remote Sensing and Targeted Water Sampling to Understand AI Risk for Commercial Poultry	Using Remote Sensing and Targeted Water Sampling to Understand AI Risk for Commercial Poultry Dr. Maurice Pitesky-DVM, MPVM, Dipl ACVPM Assistant Specialist in Cooperative Extension UC Davis, Veterinary Medicine Dr. Maurice Pitesky discusses how remote sensing and targeted water sampling can… commercial farm kilometer extent influenza livestock north america agricultural statistical service veterinary medicine risky areas water fall sampling water poultry improvement plan national poultry improvement u.c. davis kill station commercial poultry waterfowl population water fell meat commercial poultry industry demography cartography statistical service data disease transmission function model animals healthy employment food security perspective start identifying real time biology high risk food and drink u.s.resource collection zoonoses small number influenza virus health sciences highest risk rice fields food safety high risk areas generation radar large farm communication backyard poultry measuring instruments cybernetics learning falcon tube grad student avian influenza artificial intelligence accountancy dry year continents day period web app flooded area statistical model bio security u.c.population keeping birds population movements machine learning separation processes waterfall biologist radar biologist selection function model u.s.g.s.caption complete u.s.d.a.central valley national agricultural statistical start understanding radar beam remote sensing tools food animals population ecology poultry water fowl remote sensing display technology nasa passive surveillance From Jeff Layne on April 16th, 2019 0 likes 15 plays
01:05:34 Elk in California: History, current status, and… Elk in California: History, current status, and future of California’s largest land mammal	Elk in California: History, current status, and future of California’s largest land mammal Tom Batter PhD Student Mammalian Ecology and Conversation Unit University of California Tom Batter, University of California, Davis, Mammalian Ecology and Conservation Unit, shares his California… d.n.a.sierra nevada mammals of europe livestock range expansion bit larger conservation biology elk management north america crude estimate wide range chili dogs survey methodology domestic livestock small bachelor groups population monitoring rocky mountain megafauna of north america management decisions great conservation success breeding season estimate age human geography move forward effects mountain ranges of british columbia success rate domesticated animals dairy farming confined heard animal diseases owens valley transportation events mammals of africa human conflict demography good job management approach natural reserve g.p.s. collar private entities sex disease transmission san luis joe hobbs monitor population trends conservation success story genetics european settlement population trends target animal kern county pretty good zoological nomenclature service canadensis collar data commonly called men del norte cache creek ratios mountain range wildlife methods and principles in archaeology population estimates aerial surveys regions of the americas public opinion sex ratio body size political science terms genetic diversity population genetics ultimate goal national park service g.p.s.elk and red deer population ecology crossing areas wildlife of siberia chronic wasting disease museum specimens conservation breeding plant growth continents north central main driver wildlife refuge loading corral modern california future management direction population data collection environmental terminology rocky mountain elk highly variable aerial vehicles plant material time period siskiyou county cow calf free ranging herd physiographic divisions northeastern portion public sentiment megafauna of eurasia fixed wing surveying genetic material politics grizzly island d.n.a. approach caption complete central valley genetic variation american elk satellite g.p.s. collars small range free ranging high fence european red deer mating season human settlement dominant herd specialized form remain vigilant water fowl wildlife area limited number From Jeff Layne on April 15th, 2019 0 likes 69 plays
01:06:42 The Evolutionary Basis of Premature Migration in… The Evolutionary Basis of Premature Migration in Pacific Salmon Highlights the Utility of Genomics for Informing Conservation	The Evolutionary Basis of Premature Migration in Pacific Salmon Highlights the Utility of Genomics for Informing Conservation Dr. Michael Miller Faculty, Department of Animal Science, UC Davis Dr. Michael Miller has been researching how genetics can be used to understand variations in natural populations, and how that… distinct population population genetics genetic structure central valley botanical nomenclature phylogenetics endangered species salmon genetics migrating winter steelhead migrating populations premature summer steelhead From Jeff Layne on February 27th, 2017 0 likes 50 plays
01:29:22 What is the Bay Delta And How Does It Affect You? What is the Bay Delta And How Does It Affect You?	What is the Bay Delta And How Does It Affect You? Natalie Carter Executive Director, Butte Environmental Council Michelle Banonis Bay-Delta Office Manager, U.S. Bureau of Reclamation The San Francisco Bay Delta is the largest estuary on the… bodies of water irrigation sedimentology reservoir regions of california climate change populated coastal places in california san joaquin valley water supply rivers water pollution fishing coastal geography agriculture in california sustainable development bay delta sacramento river water streams infrastructure central valley (california)environmental science water california california state water project rivers of california delta drought water management pumps From Jeff Layne on November 18th, 2016 0 likes 90 plays