X1011786275-00222-53496</DOCNO> Dynamics of Intermountain Wetland Ecosystems Dynamics of Intermountain Wetland Ecosystems KEYWORDS birds, ecosystem science, landscape, modeling, National Wildlife Refuges, National Parks, plants, public lands, restoration, wetlands, habitat use, Bureau of Land Management, The Nature Conservancy, U.S. Fish &amp; Wildlife Service GEOGRAPHIC DISTRIBUTION Rocky Mountains, Colorado, Alamosa National Wildlife Refuge, Blanca Lakes, Mishak Lakes Project Description The overall objective of this research is to study dominant ecological processes that influence the structure and function of intermountain wetland ecosystems and use this information to provide specific ecosystem management guidelines.
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to study dominant ecological processes that influence the structure and function of intermountain wetland ecosystems and use this information to provide specific ecosystem management guidelines
the structure and function of intermountain wetland ecosystems
specific ecosystem management guidelines
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