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Comparing imaging, acoustics, and radar to monitor Leach's storm-petrel colonies by Orben, Rachael A, Fleishman, Abram B, Borker, Abraham L, Bridgeland, William, Gladics, Amanda J, Porquez, Jessica, Sanzenbacher, Peter, Stephensen, Shawn W, Swift, Roberta, McKown, Matthew W, Suryan, Robert M

“…Seabirds are integral components of marine ecosystems and, with many populations globally threatened, there is a critical need for effective and scalable…”
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How Field Courses Propel Inclusion and Collective Excellence by Zavaleta, Erika S., Beltran, Roxanne S., Borker, Abraham L.

“…Field courses have been identified as powerful tools for inclusion and student success in science. However, not all students are equally likely to take field…”
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Time to close the knowledge–practice gap in field teaching by Beltran, Roxanne S, Kaplanis, Nikolas J, Arcila‐Hernández, Lina M, Zavaleta, Erika S, Dunkin, Robin C, Borker, Abraham L

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Vocal Activity as a Low Cost and Scalable Index of Seabird Colony Size by BORKER, ABRAHAM L, MCKOWN, MATTHEW W, ACKERMAN, JOSHUA T, EAGLES‐SMITH, COLLIN A, TERSHY, BERNIE R, CROLL, DONALD A

“…Although wildlife conservation actions have increased globally in number and complexity, the lack of scalable, cost‐effective monitoring methods limits…”
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Do soundscape indices predict landscape‐scale restoration outcomes? A comparative study of restored seabird island soundscapes by Borker, Abraham L., Buxton, Rachel T., Jones, Ian L., Major, Heather L., Williams, Jeffrey C., Tershy, Bernie R., Croll, Donald A.

“…Measuring restoration outcomes is essential, but challenging and expensive, particularly on remote islands. Acoustic recording increases the scale of…”
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Anti-racist interventions to transform ecology, evolution and conservation biology departments by Cronin, Melissa R., Alonzo, Suzanne H., Adamczak, Stephanie K., Baker, D. Nevé, Beltran, Roxanne S., Borker, Abraham L., Favilla, Arina B., Gatins, Remy, Goetz, Laura C., Hack, Nicole, Harenčár, Julia G., Howard, Elizabeth A., Kustra, Matthew C., Maguiña, Rossana, Martinez-Estevez, Lourdes, Mehta, Rita S., Parker, Ingrid M., Reid, Kyle, Roberts, May B., Shirazi, Sabrina B., Tatom-Naecker, Theresa-Anne M., Voss, Kelley M., Willis-Norton, Ellen, Vadakan, Bee, Valenzuela-Toro, Ana M., Zavaleta, Erika S.

“…Racial and ethnic discrimination persist in science, technology, engineering and mathematics fields, including ecology, evolution and conservation biology…”
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Predictors of past avian translocation outcomes inform feasibility of future efforts under climate change by Skikne, Sarah A., Borker, Abraham L., Terrill, Ryan S., Zavaleta, Erika

“…Conservation translocations – the intentional movement of individuals from one area to another for conservation purposes – provide a potential response to…”
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Applying Ecoacoustics to Bird Conservation and Monitoring by Borker, Abraham L

“…Passive acoustic monitoring is a transformative tool for increasing the scale of ecological monitoring. The biggest challenges remain in analyzing large…”
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A Comparison of Automated and Traditional Monitoring Techniques for Marbled Murrelets Using Passive Acoustic Sensors by Abraham L. Borker, Portia Halbert, Matthew W. Mc Kown, Bernie R. Tershy, Donald A. Croll

“…Autonomous sensors and automated analysis have great potential to reduce cost and increase efficacy of wildlife monitoring. By increasing sampling effort,…”
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Acoustic activtity as a low cost and scalable index of seabird colony size: An example with Forster's Terns (S. forsterii) by Borker, Abraham L

“…Although wildlife conservation actions have increased globally in both number and complexity, the dearth of scalable, cost-effective monitoring hampers…”
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Acoustic activtity as a low cost and scalable index of seabird colony size: An example with Forster's Terns (S. forsterii) by Borker, Abraham L

“…Although wildlife conservation actions have increased globally in both number and complexity, the dearth of scalable, cost-effective monitoring hampers…”
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