Investigations into Potential Drivers of the American Kestrel's Continental Population Decline (2024-09-20)
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What could cause populations to dwindle in a highly-adaptable and geographically widespread species? Mercy Melo from the Pennsylvania Game Commission will discuss her research on the American kestrel and the different drivers that may be influencing their continental population decline. Learn how urbanization, decreased prey abundance, competition with Cooper's hawks, environmental contaminants, and seasonal challenges may be impacting this vibrant falcon species across North America.
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Dr. Mercy Melo, Pennsylvania Game Commission; Hosted By: Dr. Matt Etterson; Friday, September 20th 3pm - LSCI 185; Refreshments served in the James P. Riehl Atrium at 2:30 (Swenson Science Building, First Floor)
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University of Minnesota Duluth. Department of Biology. (2024). Investigations into Potential Drivers of the American Kestrel's Continental Population Decline (2024-09-20). Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/272107.
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