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Credit Aleksomber / Wikimedia Commons Black vultures have been harassing and sometimes killing calves, costing Indiana cattle farmers money. Purdue University researchers need farmers’ help to study the problem so they can come up with solutions. Not to be confused with turkey vultures, black vultures have black heads. More of them have moved into Indiana in recent years but Purdue researchers aren t sure why. They suspect a warming climate and land use changes could be some factors behind the move. Purdue doctoral student Marian Wahl said vultures are important they clean up animal carcasses and help control diseases like rabies. Though they mostly prefer scavenging, Wahl said black vultures occasionally attack particularly vulnerable animals like newborn calves. ....
Purdue asks livestock producers for help studying losses due to black vultures Black vultures (seen here) and other vulture species play important ecosystem services by cleaning up animal carcasses, but some black vultures have become predatory and are causing problems for livestock producers. (Photo courtesy of Marian Wahl) Download image WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. Vultures play an important role in the ecosystem cleaning up animal carcasses from the landscape. However, although primarily scavengers, some black vultures cause problems for cattle operators in southern Indiana, harassing and even preying on young calves and other livestock. Historically common in southern states, black vultures have expanded into Indiana during the last few decades due to a warming climate and changes in human land use. Black vultures can be found throughout Indiana, but they are most common in southern counties. ....
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GlacierHub New research hones in on the fact that individuals, households, and groups within the agricultural sector of Peru often adapt in different and unequal ways to the challenges that result from the changing climate. This study promotes comprehensive solutions that do not further compound the marginality that rural Indigenous people have long faced. The authors draw on the concept of intersectionality to examine inequalities in this region. Within the framework of intersectionality, elements of social inequality, such as gender, ethnicity, age, and class, are not separate and distinct, but interacting elements which compound each other. In an interview, members of the research team told GlacierHub that they “used an intersectionality theoretical framework, understood here as the ways that different identities intersect within systems of power, to collect new perspectives from women, migrants, indigenous people, and older residents.” The research suggests th ....
Who in Ecology Has Been Most Impacted by COVID-19? Recently published survey results show that women, parents, and early-career faculty in ecology have been the most affected by challenges brought on by the pandemic December 16, 2020 In April 2020, Lise Aubry learned that the daycare her children attended in Fort Collins would be closed for several weeks. Aubry, an assistant professor in the Fish, Wildlife and Conservation Biology Department at Colorado State University (CSU), and her husband, professor Dave Koons, began to juggle childcare at home for their two kids ages four months and four years old and work responsibilities. Aubry said she was happy after a successful day early on of balancing these duties, having completed at least six hours of work. ....