Restore New Mexico: Effects of Grassland Restoration on Banner-Tailed Kangaroo Rats Case Study Handout

Restore New Mexico: Effects of Grassland Restoration on Banner-Tailed Kangaroo Rats Case Study Handout
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The Bureau of Land Management initiated the Restore New Mexico Collaborative Monitoring Program in 2005 to restore the Chihuahuan Desert鈥檚 grasslands using shrub-specific herbicide treatments. Researchers leveraged these treatments to determine if and why banner-tailed kangaroo rats returned to treated areas. Read the full Case Study here: /project/grassland-restoration-effects-kangaroo-bats

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