in the future may further contribute to the contraction of these birds within the park toward the boreal core and away from boreal habitats in the northeast and southwest of the park, a pattern previously exhibited by spruce grouse, which was also once common in throughout boreal habitats in the Adirondacks \[[@pone.0224308.ref051]\]. Such contraction would be manifested in northward movement from southern boreal habitats, but also in westward and some southward movement from more marginal boreal habitats on the periphery of the boreal core. It would also serve to further isolate these species from their conspecifics in the Canadian boreal. Careful management of boreal wetlands in the Adirondacks, both large and small, will be essential to buffering the harmful effects of climate change on these characteristically northern habitatsDakota State University; General Beadle State Teachers College; College student newspapers and periodicals -- South Dakota -- Madison

The campus newspaper was published by the students of General Beadle State Teachers College in April of 1952. This is a Special Edition for high school students from the college student's point of view in an attempt to give the students and idea of...