Iowa State University President Leath is funding six graduate research projects for his Presidential Wildlife Initiative.
- Evaluate anthropogenic (e.g. angling pressure) and environmental factors (e.g. land use, water quality, temperature) affecting largemouth bass population dynamics in Iowa Lakes.
- Principal Investigator: Michael J. Weber
- Graduate Student: Andrea Sylvia (PhD)
- Factors affecting survival in white-tailed deer fawns
- Principal Investigator: Julie A. Blanchong and Stephen J. Dinsmore
- Graduate Student: Patrick McGovern (M.S.)
- Ring-necked Pheasant production/movements in response to wind energy development
- Principal Investigator: Stephen J. Dinsmore and Julie A. Blanchong
- Graduate Student: James Dupuie (M.S.)
- Factors associated with the abundance and spatial distribution of high antler scoring white-tailed deer
- Principal Investigator: Julie A. Blanchong
- Graduate Student: To be recruited
- Immediate, short and long-term survival of advanced fingerling walleye
- Principal Investigator: Michael J. Weber
- Graduate Student: Emily Ball (PhD)
- Refining breeding waterfowl and habitat surveys for Iowa
- Principal Investigator: Stephen J. Dinsmore
- Graduate Student: Tyler M. Harms (PhD)
Duration
2015-12-16