Avian conservation implementation plan : Fort Sumter National Monument and Fort Moultrie National Monument Charles Pinckney National Historic Site
Watson JK. Avian conservation implementation plan : Fort Sumter National Monument and Fort Moultrie National Monument Charles Pinckney National Historic Site
This Avian Conservation Implementation Plan (ACIP) is provided to the staff at Fort Sumter National Monument (FOSU), Fort Moultrie National Monument (FOMO), and Charles Pinckney National Historic Site (CHPI) to help identify and prioritize bird conservation opportunities, and to provide information and guidance for the successful implementation of needed conservation activities. Because management of each of the parks is centralized under FOSU, hereafter, these parks will be referred to as FOSU. This plan may identify goals, strategies, partnerships, and perhaps specific projects allowing the park to participate in existing bird conservation planning and implementation efforts associated with the North American Bird Conservation Initiative (NABCI). Under the auspice of NABCI, appropriate bird and habitat conservation goals may be recommended as identified in the appropriate existing national or regional bird conservation efforts aligned with this initiative: Partners In Flight (PIF), North American Waterfowl Management Plan (NAWMP), US Shorebird Conservation Plan (USSCP), and Waterbird Conservation for the Americas (WCA). Optimally, this plan will be incorporated into the park’s planning and management documents updated annually to reflect completed projects, newly identified needs, and shifts in bird conservation priorities in the region. The plan is provided to offer guidance to FOSU to voluntarily support important park, regional, and perhaps national and international bird conservation projects for which FOSU is a primary participant in the proposed actions.
- Type
- Project
- Authors
- Watson, J
- Units
- CHPI , FOMO , FOSU
- Keywords
- Bird-Habitat, Birds, Management, Management-Administration, Wildlife Conservation, Wildlife Management, Wildlife Monitoring