Endangered species and species of conservation concern are a major focal point of many large-scale species recovery, ecosystem restoration, and ecosystem management programs. These species often drive habitat management decision making, placing species-related learning at a premium. Implementation and analysis of species monitoring is often a challenging endeavor, especially when dealing with highly endangered species due to the precautions necessary and the small numbers of individuals involved. We successfully work with some of the most highly-endangered species on Earth.

Our core competencies include:

• Design and implementation of conservation monitoring protocols for endangered species include ground and aerial surveys
• Field and remote monitoring of habitats used by priority species
• Resource selection analyses to support assessment of habitat management actions
• Habitat suitability assessments
• Integrated species population and habitat modeling in support of structured decision making to adjust management actions

​Feature projects:

• PRRIP least tern and piping plover monitoring
• PRIRP whooping crane monitoring and habitat assessments