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TCPI Lunch and Learn: Nature-Positive Resources for Landowners

January 18, 2024

NRCS partners, Coastal Prairie Conservation and the Wildlife Habitat Federation is hosting a free Zoom lunch and learn from noon to 1:30 p.m. CST on Jan. 28, 2024. The topic for the webinar is nature-positive resources for landowners.

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Because birds see differently than people, changes to aircraft lighting systems have been proposed as a way to help birds avoid aircraft. Collaborative studies between WS and Purdue University scientists have shown one model bird species— the brown-headed cowbird (pictured)— avoids red (630 nm) and blue (470 nm) LED lights with high chromatic contrast versus other light wavelengths. Ongoing research with additional bird species will identify other light characteristics that enhance bird avoidance of air

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Conservation Technical Assistance

Regional Conservation Partnership Program

Field Office Technical Guide (FOTG)

Soil Science

Conservation Technical Assistance

Regional Conservation Partnership Program

Field Office Technical Guide (FOTG)

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FACT SHEET: USDA Streamlines Regional Conservation Partnership Program, Invests Unpreced...

Iowa Learning Farms Webinar: Disease and Yield Implications of Cereal Rye before Corn

Soil Science

Conservation Technical Assistance

Regional Conservation Partnership Program

Field Office Technical Guide (FOTG)

FACT SHEET: USDA Streamlines Regional Conservation Partnership Program, Invests Unpreced...

Iowa Learning Farms Webinar: Disease and Yield Implications of Cereal Rye before Corn

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