Noah Perlut speaks at Bowdoin College on impacts of agricultural management on songbirds

nperlutNoah Perlut, assistant professor in the Department of Environmental Studies, gave a talk at Bowdoin College on December 6, 2012, titled “The ecological and evolutionary impacts of agricultural management on songbirds.â€

Perlut discussed his research, which began in 2002, on how hayfield and pasture management affects the life-histories of grassland songbirds.  His work has expanded to create and explore federal policies that balance landowners’ economic and birds’ life-history needs.

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