Scientists are exploring conservation approaches to better manage riparian habitat for the endangered species.

View as a webpage / Share Webinar: What New Mexico Meadow Jumping Mice Tell Us About Functional Riparian Ecosystems This tiny mammal, possibly the world's smallest hibernator, is at risk of extinction due to past overgrazing, wildfire, recreation, drought, and other factors. During this Conservation Outcomes webinar, Dr. Carol Chambers of Northern Arizona University will present findings of a 7-year study of the species and its habitat that is helping land managers effectively maintain and improve functional riparian areas in the Southwest.  What New Mexico Meadow Jumping Mice Tell Us... Thursday, Feb 24, 3 pm ET

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