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Flooded Corn and Migrating Ducks: What Science Actually Supports in a Changing Flyway
Flooded unharvested corn can produce 25,000 to 30,000 Duck Energy Days per acre, far exceeding most native mast systems and typical moist soil units under baseline conditions. This energy density explains its ability to increase local carrying capacity, but DED models quantify calories, not full habitat quality or nutritional diversity.

Eric Lance CWB®, PWS
Mar 310 min read


Beyond Nostalgia: A Scientific Evaluation of Elk Reintroduction in Ohio
Elk once roamed Ohio, and modern habitat models suggest parts of the state could support them again. But reintroduction is not just about forage and forest cover. Disease risk, human conflict, road density, and long-term funding determine whether restoration is responsible or reckless. The science says elk are possible. The real question is whether Ohio is prepared to manage them.

Eric Lance CWB®, PWS
Mar 35 min read


Unveiling Waterfowl Surveys The Role of Statistics Detection Bias and Future Innovations in AI and Drones
Modern waterfowl management is built on statistically structured monitoring, not simple counts. Stratified breeding surveys, detection modeling, and probability-based harvest sampling produce defensible estimates under uncertainty. Drones and AI do not replace this system. When properly calibrated and validated, they enhance precision while preserving the long-term data integrity that supports adaptive harvest management.

Eric Lance CWB®, PWS
Mar 37 min read


How Nesting Substrate Shapes Structure, Microclimate, and Nest Success in Elevated Nest Tubes in Waterfowl
Introduction Elevated nesting structures for mallards, often referred to as hen houses or nesting cylinders, are a widely implemented conservation tool designed to increase reproductive success in landscapes where upland nesting is constrained by predation and limited residual cover. Across the Prairie Parkland and Prairie Pothole regions, extensive research has demonstrated that nest predation is the primary driver of reproductive failure in upland nesting ducks, often resul

Eric Lance CWB®, PWS
Feb 227 min read


Support Wildlife: Partnering with GreenWing Conservancy
Wildlife conservation is more than just a noble cause; it is a critical necessity for the health of our planet. As human activities continue to threaten natural habitats, organizations like GreenWing Conservancy are stepping up to protect wildlife and restore ecosystems. In this blog post, we will explore how partnering with GreenWing Conservancy can make a significant impact on wildlife preservation and how you can get involved. Understanding the Importance of Wildlife Conse
Eric Lance
Feb 204 min read


Join Our Community: Upcoming GreenWing Events
Are you passionate about sustainability and eager to connect with like-minded individuals? If so, you're in the right place! GreenWing is excited to announce a series of upcoming events designed to foster community engagement, share knowledge, and promote eco-friendly practices. Whether you're a seasoned environmentalist or just starting your journey, these events offer something for everyone. What to Expect at GreenWing Events GreenWing events are not just gatherings; they a
Eric Lance
Feb 203 min read


Protect Our Planet: GreenWing's Conservation Efforts
The planet is facing unprecedented challenges. Climate change, habitat destruction, and pollution threaten the delicate balance of our ecosystems. As individuals and organizations, we have a responsibility to take action. GreenWing, a leader in environmental conservation, is at the forefront of these efforts, working tirelessly to protect our planet for future generations. This blog post will explore GreenWing's initiatives, the importance of conservation, and how you can get
Eric Lance
Feb 203 min read
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