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The Effects of Wind-generated Power on Terrestrial Populations
of Small Mammals - Albright College - $2,000

Backyard Habitat Exhibit - A Demonstration - Seneca Park Zoo - $22,000

Automatic Detection of Flying Animal Strikes at Commercial Wind Turbines - Old Bird, Inc. - $2,000

Wildlife Inventory and Management Plan for Lake George Land
Conservancy Gull Bay Area - Lake George Land Conservancy - $2,000

 

Assessment of Non-native Earthworms in the Adirondacks. SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry-$2,000.

Objectives: To determine the species of non-native earthworms in the Adirondacks, their distribution and relation to soil and vegetation characteristics.
NEW DVD AVAILABLE!

        "Forest Invaders the Threat to New York" A DVD produced by the American Wildlife Conservation Foundation. Click on the image below to watch the video. Please note, this is a VERY large file and will take awhile to download.

This DVD is available for $10 donation per copy, postage included. Payment should be made to the American Wildlife Conservation Foundation and mailed to:

William Schwerd
Cornell Cooperative Extension
50 W. High St., Ballston Spa, N.Y. 12020-1992

Forest Invasive Species
The threat to New York from Mike Cavanaugh

Movement Ecology in Muskrats: influence of personalities, kinship and predators. Ithaca College, Ithaca, N.Y. $2,000.
Estimation of Eastern Coyote Abundance Through Distance Sampling and Vocal Surveys. S.U.N.Y. College of Environmental Science and Forestry, Syracuse, N.Y. $2,000.
Natural History of Wood Turtle Populations in Southwestern New Hampshire and Recommendations for Management. Antioch University, Keane, N.H. $2,000.