Below is an updated map of the pheasant locations in and around the Millersville Campus during the month of September.  Students have been busy following the birds and recording data. 

Ring-necked pheasant have been radio-collared and released on the Millersville campus.  The Wildlife Ecology & Management Class  is  currently tracking the birds in the field and getting their locations.   Stay tuned for updates and maps on the pheasant movements.

The Millersville Hawk Watch Team has been eyes on the skies looking for migrating birds of prey.  Click on the link below to see what species of hawks, falcons, eagles or vultures have been flying over campus on their way south.

Millersville Fall Hawk Watch Live Update

The Millersville Endangered Species Team is currently working on a paper outlining the results of their first analysis on threats to endangered species in partnership with  students from the College of William and Mary.  Both teams have now begun a new effort to take a more in-depth analysis at listing documents and identifying a broader array of threats that impact species.  In addition, this analysis will be looking at threats to different species taxa.  Both teams met at the William and Mary Campus in Washington D.C. on September 7th and went over the new protocol.  We are looking forward to another great collaborative project with Dr. Matthias Leu and the students from William and Mary.