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Assessment of climate sensitivity and spatial distribution of selected grassland birds with implications for regional conservation and management strategies.
Year: 2013-2018
Region / Location: Northeastern United States, primarily Wisconsin
Subject: Grassland bird conservation, climate change vulnerability
Document type: Research report
Institution: University of Wisconsin-Madison, U.S. Geological Survey
Principal Investigator: Benjamin Zuckerberg
Co-Principal Investigator: Christine Ribic
Target species: Henslow’s Sparrow, Bobolink
Funding agreement number: G13AC00278
Total project cost: $176,359
Reporting date: 11/01/2018
Period covered: 8/5/2013 - 7/31/2018
Methods: Demographically-informed species distribution models, statistical analysis, stakeholder engagement
Key findings: Summer precipitation and temperature affect nest success; large grassland patches mitigate climate impacts on bird populations
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YAM-CDWI 2013-2018 Strategic Plan for Sidama Region, Ethiopia
Year: 2013-2018
Country: Ethiopia
Region: Sidama
Organization: Yours and Mine Clean Drinking Water Initiative (YAM-CDWI)
Type of document: Strategic Plan
Author: YAM-CDWI Board of Trustees and Management Board
Vision: Improve sanitation, health and life of households in Ethiopia through technical assistance and education
Mission: Provide technical assistance and capacity building for clean drinking water production
Core values: Quality, Availability, Sustainability, Transparency, Excellence, Accountability, Collaboration, Honesty
Board of Trustees: Johnny Appleseed (Chairman), Sandra Lee (Secretary), Bill Gates, Mercy Ajuonu, Christopher Johansen, Donna Schaller, Yazan Amireh
Management Board: Mercy Ajuonu (CEO), Directors of Finance, Human Resources, Public Relations, Fundraising, Technical/Quality, Health
Key activities: Construction support, hygiene education, local staff capacity building, social marketing, drilling support, water resource management
Partnerships: Aqua for All, Millennium Water Alliance, AMREF, Partners for Water, Government of Ethiopia
Target audience: Communities in Sidama region, Ethiopia
Period covered: 2013-2018
Document purpose: Outline strategic goals, objectives, programs, resources, and operational plans of YAM-CDWI
Nitrate Vulnerable Zones – Grassland Derogation Application Form
Note: Year
Subject: Nitrate Vulnerable Zones, Grassland Derogation
Document Type: Application Form
Organization / Institution: Rural Payments and Inspections Directorate
Improved Agricultural Grassland Screening Questions for Plantable Areas (Including ABE)
Title: Improved Agricultural Grassland Screening Questions for Plantable Areas (Including ABE)
Thematic Area: Agricultural grassland assessment
Document Type: Screening questionnaire
Subject: Species-poor improved agricultural grassland classification
Assessment Scope: Plantable areas including ABE
Ecological Criteria: Presence of ryegrass, soft rush dominance, positive and negative indicator species
Decision Pathways: Proceed to Part 3 or Section B (HNVf assessment)
Related Classification: Type 3 HNVf
Referenced Sections: B.1., B.3., Section A.1., Section A.2., Section B
Supporting information - Weights of Grassland Quality Evaluation Indicators and Vegetation Index List
Year: N/A
Region / City: N/A
Theme: Grassland quality evaluation, vegetation indices
Document type: Supporting information
Organization / Institution: N/A
Author: N/A
Target audience: Researchers, environmental scientists
Period of validity: N/A
Approval date: N/A
Modification date: N/A
Note: Context description
Grassland Working Group Meeting – September 22, 2024: Session Summary and Planning
Year: 2024
Region / Location: North America
Theme: Grassland conservation and wildlife management
Document Type: Meeting notes / planning document
Organization: Grassland Working Group, Wildlife Management Institute
Authors: Meeting participants (including Kevin SD, Ted Cook, Tammy)
Target Audience: Federal partners, ranchers, conservation organizations, general public
Event Date: September 22, 2024
Session Duration: 2 hours
Topics Covered: Resource concerns, science-based conservation, program delivery, policy perspectives, stakeholder engagement
Campaigns Mentioned: Grasslands and America awareness campaign
States Highlighted: SD, ND, NE
Partners: Pheasants/Quail Forever, Cattlemans USA, NRCS, DOD, DOW
Key Focus Areas: Peer-to-peer conservation, private lands engagement, economic impacts, awareness and outreach, multiyear campaign planning
Consistent ozone-induced decreases in pasture forage quality across several grassland types and consequences for UK lamb production
Year: 2007–2020
Region / Country: United Kingdom
Subject: Ozone impact on pasture quality and lamb production
Document type: Research article
Institution: Centre for Ecology and Hydrology; Ricardo-AEA; University of York; Newcastle University
Authors: Felicity Hayes, Gina Mills, Laurence Jones, John Abbott, Mike Ashmore, Jeremy Barnes, J Neil Cape, Mhairi Coyle, Simon Peacock, Naomi Rintoul, Sylvia Toet, Kerstin Wedlich, Kirsten Wyness
Keywords: grazing, air pollution, pasture quality, livestock production, ozone, metabolisable energy, sheep, lambs
Methodology: Seven ozone exposure experiments across mesotrophic, calcareous, haymeadow, and sanddune unimproved grasslands
Data resolution: 1 km²
Main findings: Ozone exposure increased fibre and lignin content, reducing metabolisable energy and potentially lowering UK lamb production by ~4% in 2020 compared to 2007
Implications: Potential economic impact on livestock farming and long-term pasture management considerations
READ-ME Dataset on the Stated Willingness to Accept Collective Agri-Environmental Schemes for Biodiversity Conservation of Estonian Grassland Farmers
Year: 2021-2022
Region / Country: Estonia
Subject: Biodiversity conservation, agri-environmental schemes
Document type: Dataset
Project / Program: GreeNet – Grassland conservation across European landscapes
Funding: Biodiversa+, European Commission, national funding organizations
Authors / Contributors: Research team of GreeNet project
Survey participants: 106 grassland farmers
Data collection method: Choice experiment and survey questionnaire
Data files included: GreeNet Survey CAES CE Data Estonia.xlsx, GreeNet Farmer Survey – EE Estonian.pdf, GreeNet Farmer Survey – EE English.pdf, GreeNet Farmer Survey CodeBook EE.xlsx
Language of original survey: Estonian
Confidentiality: Personally identifiable data removed
Topics: Demographically-Informed 2013-2018 Grassland