Bird-habitat relationships as a guide to ecologically-based management at Floyd Bennett Field, Gateway National Recreation Area: Part I, baseline study

Lent RA and Litwin TS. 1989. Bird-habitat relationships as a guide to ecologically-based management at Floyd Bennett Field, Gateway National Recreation Area: Part I, baseline study. Cornell University, Laboratory of Ornithology, Seatuck Research Program. Islip, NY

'This final report summarizes the research results obtained from all years of the study and focuses on changes in bird populations and bird species richness over a period of several years of active habitat management during which a large area of continguous grassland was created at Floyd Bennett Field'.

Type
Published Report
Authors
Lent, Richard; Litwin, Thomas
Date of Issue
1989-01
Publisher
Cornell University, Laboratory of Ornithology, Seatuck Research Program
Units
GATE
Keywords
Animal Studies, Birds, Floyd Bennett Field., Habitats, Management, Plant Studies

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