In this paper is presented a summary of all our notes of the seasons of 1910 and 1911, concerning the breeding of fishes other than carp. They were made principally at Havana, Illinois, but include in a few cases observations ...

Presentation discussing the impact of land use change on biodiversity in Illinois, with a focus on birds. Describes longitudinal monitoring of bird populations and the importance of this work in understanding the impact ...

Habitat loss and fragmentation are the leading threats to biodiversity worldwide. In fragmented landscapes, movement of organisms among patches of suitable habitat is critical to ecological and evolutionary processes. ...

Agricultural fields in the Midwestern United States are commonly tile-drained. This drainage system is used to remove excess water from the soil profile to increase crop production and promote soil conservation. However, ...