Fire effects on Cape Sable seaside sparrow demography: 2002 final report.

Lockwood JL. 2003. Fire effects on Cape Sable seaside sparrow demography: 2002 final report.. University of California, Santa Cruz

A report to the US National Park Service, Everglades National Park, Homstead, Florida to represent a detailed demographic study of sparrows that are an endangered suibspecies to the Southern Everglades. The lands in ENP frquently conduct fires through burning and strategic control of natural fires. This study in conjunction with the fire management plans are aimed to yield results regarding the sparrow's response and recovery from fire. The Lopez Fire (human-ignited) that burned 8,427 acres was the fire specifically related to effects of fire on sparrow demography.

Type
Unpublished Report
Authors
Lockwood, Julie
Date of Issue
2003-06-13
Units
EVER
Keywords
Bird Banding, burn area, Controlled fire, effects of fire on sparrows, Everglades National Park, fire recovery, Lopez Fire, Natural fire, Ornithology, Sparrow, Vegetation

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