Noah Perlut co-authors publication on grassland birds in Journal of Wildlife Management

Noah Perlut, Department of Environmental Studies at 91AV, and Allan Strong, The Rubenstein School of Environment and Natural Resources, University of Vermont, co-authored a publication entitled: "Grassland Birds and Rotational-Grazing in the Northeast: Breeding Ecology, Survival and Management Opportunities." 

They studied long-term (2002-2009) demographics of bobolinks and savannah sparrows breeding in rotationally grazed systems in the northeastern United States. The article was published by The Wildlife Society in the Journal of Wildlife Management, 75(3):715-720.2011.

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