North America's grassland birds remain in crisis despite decades of conservation efforts.
This review provides an overview of factors contributing to these declines, as well as …

Over the past 40 years, grassland birds have declined steeply in North America,
necessitating the study of limiting factors throughout their full annual cycle to mitigate this …

The decline of biodiversity from anthropogenic landscape modification is among the most
pressing conservation problems worldwide. In North America, long‐term population declines …

Female investment in reproduction is a critical component of life history that influences both
the fitness of the female and her offspring. Oviparous females can allocate energy into egg …

El Tokio, a priority conservation area in Mexico and North America, and its adjacent areas
hold the world's last remaining colonies of the Mexican Black-tailed Prairie Dog (Cynomys …

Multispecies wildlife monitoring across large geographical regions is important for effective
conservation planning in response to expected impacts from climate change and land use …

Overwintering is a key demographic stage for migratory birds but remains poorly
understood, especially among multiple declining grassland bird species. The non‐breeding …

Methods for quantifying vegetative cover across landscapes have, until recently, been
limited to ground-based surveys or remote sensing via satellites or aircraft, both of which can …

Simple Summary Grasslands are one of the most threatened terrestrial biomes leading to a
loss of grassland biodiversity, including birds. Two important factors contributing to the loss …

La región de Cuchillas de la Zarca es considera como un área prioritaria para la
conservación de pastizales reconocida por CONABIO la cual alberga una gran cantidad de …