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Water level manipulations in human-made impoundments drive species- and guild-specific responses in wetland bird communities

2026-03-04

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>For over half a century, wildlife managers have constructed impoundments to offset wetland habitat loss across North America. As impoundments age, productivity often declines, and water-level drawdowns are commonly used to rejuvenate habitat and primary productivity and increase wildlife use, particularly targeting wetland bird communities. We evaluated the effectiveness of drawdowns in...

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f759c4ca-0b86-5b6d-b381-e7cbcf135561
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-8889532/v1
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