A framework for managing\nairport grasslands and\nbirds amidst conflicting\npriorities
Bradley F. Blackwell(Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service), Esteban Fernández‐Juricic(State Street (United States)), Mark J. Whittingham(Newcastle University), James A. Martin(Mississippi State University), Travis L. De Vault(United States Department of Agriculture), Jerrold L. Belant(Michigan Department of Natural Resources), Paige M. Schmidt(United States Department of Agriculture), Thomas W. Seamans(Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service)
Insecta mundi
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