Pika and Restoration
Summary of the content
The American pika, a rabbit relative, serves as an icon for climate change. This article explores its habitat, behavior, and the impact of climate change on its distribution.
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The American pika's significance in climate change is explored. Watch the segment
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Research by Connie Millar on the pika's habitat and climate change. Watch the segment
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Discussion on the collaboration between the Forest Service and scientific organizations. Watch the segment
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Insights into the pika's habitat and elevation range. Watch the segment
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Exploration of the pika's geographic range and its significance in climate research. Watch the segment
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The pika's habitat changes and the complexity of climate's impact. Watch the segment
01:41:20 - 01:55:29
Eric Beaver's valuable research contribution to the Forest Service. Watch the segment
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Analysis of the changing distribution of pikas and their habitat. Watch the segment
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The study's focus on diverse national forests and the Western third of North America. Watch the segment
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Discussion on the varied results of pika population studies. Watch the segment
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