Collaboration The River Corridor Habitat Dynamics Project collaborates with many other agencies and institutions, particularly with respect to coordinated collection of biologic information. Lisbon Bottom serves as a collaborative experiment for many of these collaborations. Lisbon Bottom Tract of the Big Muddy National Wildlife Refuge. Habitats Determined Through Telemetry.
Avian fauna responses to hydrologic and geomorphic dynamics.
Historical Channels, Lower Missouri River. Ecogeography Branch, CERC, and Missouri Cooperative Research Unit. Pallid Sturgeon Habitat Use on the Missouri River. Research Partners US Fish and Wildlife Service, Big Muddy National Fish and Wildlife Refuge - providing the experimental opportunity for work at Lisbon Bottom and Overton Bottom. Columbia- collaborating on fish sampling in Lisbon, Overton, and other areas in the Lower Missouri River.