Neotropical Migrant Landbird Monitoring Program for Maine and New Brunswick: Assessing Coastal Importance and Management Strategies
Famous N. 1995. Neotropical Migrant Landbird Monitoring Program for Maine and New Brunswick: Assessing Coastal Importance and Management Strategies
'The distribution of birds and vegetation characteristics are being mapped within fixed diameter point counts along 25 new census routes located within 0.5 km of the coast or on larger islands.' From Abstract, 'A cooperative initiative Linking Federal and Provincial agencies, private landowners, conservation organizations, industry, and field ornithologists was implemented in 1993 to monitor breeding and migratory bird populations in structurally stable boreal forests, pine--spruce woodlands, bogs, and fens in eastern Maine and coastal New Brunswick. The goals of this study are consistent with the objectives of the Partners in Flight Program, the North American Migration Monitoring Program, and the Maritimes and International Shorebird Surveys.' /STUDY LOCATIONS:/ /MOUNT DESERT ISLAND/Hunters Brook/Bass Harbor Head/Western Mountain/ /SCHOODIC PENINSULA/SchoodicPoint/ /ISLE AU HAUT/ /ISLANDS/Great Duck Island/
- Type
- Published Report
- Authors
- Famous, Norman
- Date of Issue
- 1995
- Units
- ACAD
- Keywords
- Acadia National Park, Birds (Aves), breeding bird survey (BBS), Migration, Mount Desert Island, Neotropical Migratory Birds (NTMB), Schoodic Peninsula, Shorebirds