1997 - Mulhern & Knowles: Black-tailed prairie dog status and future conservation planning (File) 9%

1997 - Mulhern & Knowles: Black-tailed prairie dog status and future conservation planning      .... Continue to 1997 - Mulhern &... >>

1999 - Kotliar et al: A critical review of assumptions about the prairie dog as a keystone species (File) 9%

1999 - Kotliar et al: A critical review of assumptions about the prairie dog as a keystone species      .... Continue to 1999 - Kotliar et... >>

2000 - USFWS: 12-month finding for a petition to list the black-tailed prairie dog as threatened (File) 9%

2000 - USFWS: 12-month finding for a petition to list the black-tailed prairie dog as threatened      .... Continue to 2000 - USFWS: 12-... >>

2004 - USFWS: Finding for the resubmitted petition to list the black-tailed prairie dog as threatened (File) 9%

2004 - USFWS: Finding for the resubmitted petition to list the black-tailed prairie dog as threatened      .... Continue to 2004 - USFWS: Fin... >>

2015 - McDonald et al: (WEST) Range-wide monitoring of black-tailed prairie dogs in the US - pilot study (File) 9%

2015 - McDonald et al: (WEST) Range-wide monitoring of black-tailed prairie dogs in the US - pilot study      .... Continue to 2015 - McDonald e... >>

2021 - Peek et al: Estimated number and area of Prairie Dog colonies in Kansas in 2019 (File) 9%

2021 - Peek et al: Estimated number and area of Prairie Dog colonies in Kansas in 2019      .... Continue to 2021 - Peek et al... >>

2023 - Davidson et al: Present and future suitable habitat for the black-tailed prairie dog ecosystem (File) 9%

2023 - Davidson et al: Present and future suitable habitat for the black-tailed prairie dog ecosystem      .... Continue to 2023 - Davidson e... >>

Gove Public Domain (Locations) 9%

Area Manager: Cale Hedges Location: 23 miles South of Quinter, Kansas Click here for a Google Earth Map of the entire area.      .... Continue to Gove Public Domain >>

Ferruginous Hawk (Species information) 9%

The Ferruginous Hawk spends much of its time sitting on the ground, on low perches, or soaring high overhead. They hunt from the air or a perch or by waiting near burrows of prairie dogs or ground      .... Continue to Ferruginous Hawk >>