CP37 focuses on enhancing which type of habitat?

CP37 is specifically designed to enhance habitat for prairie pothole duck nesting. This practice focuses on the unique wetland ecosystems found in the Prairie Pothole Region, which is a crucial area for waterfowl breeding. The wetlands in this region provide essential nesting sites for various species of ducks, as well as habitat for other wildlife.

By implementing CP37, conservation efforts aim to restore and manage these wetlands to improve their functionality and availability, thus supporting the populations of waterfowl that rely on these habitats. This involves practices like establishing cover crops, managing water levels, and controlling invasive species, all of which work together to create a conducive environment for nesting and rearing young ducks.

The other options pertain to different ecosystems that do not align with CP37’s focus. The emphasis on prairie pothole habitat highlights a targeted approach to conservation that recognizes the ecological importance of this particular wetland system in supporting biodiversity and maintaining healthy populations of waterfowl.