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Bird Monitoring in the Sonoran Desert Network, 2008

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Bird Migration Patterns and Habitat Ecology Along the Santa Cruz River Riparian Corridor of Southeast Arizona

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Biologic and Hydrologic Investigations in Support of Instream Water Right Application, Rincon Creek, Saguaro National Park

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Bi-National Cooperation to Expand Vegetation Mapping Efforts and Assistance Between US and Mexican National Park Areas

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Bat Use of Montezuma Castle National Monument, Tonto National Monument, and Tuzigoot National Monument, Arizona

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Baseline & Landscape Co-evolution Subagreement

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Avian Wildlife Monitoring on the Colorado River Limitrophe

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Avian Contaminants and Parasites Along the Dolores River in SW Colorado

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Assistance with Professional Training of Afghan Cultural Heritage Officials, Archaeology Program, FY 2009-2010

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Assessing the Success and Spread of Black-tailed Prarie Dog Reintroductions

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