Free-roaming horses disrupt greater sage-grouse lekking activity in the Great Basin

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study says free-roaming horses disrupt greater sage-grouse lekking activity in the Great Basin | 75% probability of #sagegrouse absence on #lek when #horses present @munozbird https://t.co/8ZvvkCRDy6

20 Nov 2020

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New #research by Muñoz et al. finds free roaming horses disrupt #sagegrouse lekking, likely impacting sage-grouse reproduction. Grouse were ~5X more likely to be present on active leks with native ungulates compared to non-native ungulates. read more https

03 Nov 2020

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RT @munozbird: My short communication is now available online! We looked at whether sage-grouse activity varied with concurrent use by nati…

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RT @munozbird: My short communication is now available online! We looked at whether sage-grouse activity varied with concurrent use by nati…

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