Golden Eagle Movement Analysis and Northwest Great Plains Conservation Strategy

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Golden Eagle Movement Analysis and Northwest Great Plains Conservation Strategy: Funding for research to provide scientifically defensible spatial products and conservation strategies to support conservation and management of Golden Eagles. This Funding Opportunity focuses on two products. The first product is the Golden Eagle Movement Analysis, which will include: 1) describing and mapping patterns of movement in the western US, and 2) predictive models of habitats disproportionately used for movement. The second product is the Northwest Great Plains Conservation Strategy. This document will provide a synthesis of information on golden eagles relevant to the Northwest Great Plains ecoregion, including ecoregion-specific models, risk assessments, and information resources.