GLARO Research and Planning

Overview

Science-based, applied research is an integral part of conservation planning, but more importantly functions to identify information gaps and uncertainties in program delivery. Subsequently, research is conducted to acquire the necessary data to make informed decisions and enable the design of appropriate conservation programs. DU research staff partners with university professionals, joint ventures, state and federal agencies and other nonprofits to conduct a variety of large-scale research initiatives throughout the Great Lakes/Atlantic region.

More Information

• Current Studies - for more information about our ongoing research projects
• Resource Library - papers, articles and other information about GLARO research
• Applying GLARO research - how our studies result in on-the-ground habitat restoration

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