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Urban Biotic Assessment Program (UBAP)

Urban Biotic Assessment Program (UBAP)

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  • PACE Lab
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  • Project Map
    • Veterans Memorial Tollway – I-355
      • I-355 South Extension
      • Northern I-355 Corridor
    • Jane Addams Memorial Tollway – I-90
      • I-90 Pre-construction
      • I-90 Post-construction
      • Trout Park
    • Ronald Reagan Tollway – I-88
    • Tri-State Tollway – I-294, I-94, and I-80
      • Bird Migration Through Forest Preserves
      • 294 Stream Surveys
    • I-390 Elgin O’hare
      • Elgin O’Hare Western Access – I-390
      • Elgin-O’Hare Lake Street terminus
    • Eden’s Spur
  • Research
    • eDNA
    • Mussels
      • Kishwaukee River Mussels
      • Salamander Mussel and the Mudpuppy
    • Fish
      • Iowa Darter
      • eDNA Fish projects
    • Insects
      • Aquatic Macroinvertebrates
        • Dragonflies
    • Reptiles and Amphibians
      • Carp Barrier
    • Birds
      • Cryptic wetland birds
      • Bird Migration Through Forest Preserves
    • Mammals
    • Botanical Research
      • White Cedar
    • Mitigation
      • North Chicago Wetland
      • Bioswales
      • Blackwell Forest Preserve
      • Orland Grassland Forest Preserve
      • Pine Dunes Forest Preserve

Publications

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RSS PACE Lab News

  • Where do those pet frogs come from?
    Photos by Devin Edmonds PACE Lab doctoral student Devin Edmonds investigated the origins of poison frogs in the pet trade, tracking down ethical and illegal sources. The results of his study were published in Herpetological Review. Read the full story here!
  • Massasauga hibernacula at Carlyle Lake are genetically distinct units
    Genetic analysis shows that the Eastern Massasauga hibernacula at Carlyle Lake are genetically distinct units. Once found across the northern two-thirds of Illinois, populations of the Eastern Massasauga have declined, with only one known population remaining in Illinois. Our long term studies have found the top four sources of mortality to include automobiles, predation, management […]
  • We’re hiring a Pollinator Ecologist!
    Pollinator Ecologist We are seeking a Senior Scientific Specialist, Pollinator Ecologist to conduct basic and applied research assisting with ongoing surveys for pollinator Species of Greatest Conservation Need (SGCN), focusing on bumblebees and butterflies. This position will be located in Champaign, Illinois. BS required – MS preferred To Apply: Please complete your candidate profile at http://jobs.illinois.edu and […]
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