The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, working with partners, annually assesses the population status and harvest of four populations of Sandhill cranes: the Mid-continent, Rocky Mountain, Lower Colorado River, and Eastern populations. The annual indices to abundance of the Mid-Continent Population...
The annual indices to abundance of the Mid-Continent Population (MCP) of sandhill cranes had been relatively stable from 1982 to the mid-2000s. Some of the annual indices have increased in recent years, and are more variable interannually compared to historic values. The spring 2018 estimate of...
The annual indices to abundance of the Mid-Continent Population (MCP) of sandhill cranes has been relatively stable since 1982, but indices have increased in recent years and show more interannual variability compared to historic values. The spring 2017 estimate of abundance for sandhill cranes...
Former Central Flyway Representative Dr. James (Jim) Dubovsky awarded prestigious International Canvasback Award
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