Taylor R Ganz
@trganz.bsky.social
Science Lead for @nature.org 🍃🌎 in Idaho. Background in wildlife ecology with a PhD in deer wrangling on the #WAPredatorPreyProject 🦌🐺❄️🐾. She/her
Huge thanks to @science.nature.org for funding this important work, collaboration with @nature.org colleagues, and partnership from @uidaho.bsky.social faculty — we’re excited to see where this research leads!
July 21, 2025 at 4:29 PM
Huge thanks to @science.nature.org for funding this important work, collaboration with @nature.org colleagues, and partnership from @uidaho.bsky.social faculty — we’re excited to see where this research leads!
We're surveying the aftermath of last fall’s Glendale Fire to better understand how upland and riparian restoration influence wildfire severity. Our goal? To promote durable and effective restoration strategies for sagebrush ecosystems across the West.
July 21, 2025 at 4:29 PM
We're surveying the aftermath of last fall’s Glendale Fire to better understand how upland and riparian restoration influence wildfire severity. Our goal? To promote durable and effective restoration strategies for sagebrush ecosystems across the West.
It's all in here! As we continue to increase recreation on public lands, we offer practical guidance for planning to co-exist with the wildlife reliant on these areas. Many thanks to a dedicated team of co-authors for seeing this one through to publication.
USGS Publications Warehouse
The U.S. Geological Survey is working with Federal land management agencies to develop a series of science syntheses to support National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) analyses. This report synthesiz...
doi.org
May 26, 2025 at 1:39 PM
It's all in here! As we continue to increase recreation on public lands, we offer practical guidance for planning to co-exist with the wildlife reliant on these areas. Many thanks to a dedicated team of co-authors for seeing this one through to publication.
And, there's so much more in this paper than that! Want a synthesis on how ungulates respond to recreation? Want handy tables breaking down the current literature by ungulate species and type of recreation? Want details on how and why season matters? Want a discussion of future research directions?
May 26, 2025 at 1:39 PM
And, there's so much more in this paper than that! Want a synthesis on how ungulates respond to recreation? Want handy tables breaking down the current literature by ungulate species and type of recreation? Want details on how and why season matters? Want a discussion of future research directions?