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New Technology Aids Quest to Help Find Ducks a Home

Drought and urbanization in Texas have hit duck populations hard in recent years. But computers and satellites are now allowing scientists to pinpoint where to fund projects to restore or expand habitats.

By Dave Fehling, Houston Public Media
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Drought and urbanization in Texas have hit duck populations hard in recent years. But computers and satellites are now allowing scientists to pinpoint where to fund projects to restore or expand habitats. Read the full story at StateImpact Texas.

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