A bird’s-eye view of the USA National Phenology Network: an off-the-shelf monitoring program.
Kellermann JL, Enquist CA, Humple D, Seavy NE, Rosemartin A, Cormier RL, Barnett L. 2015. A bird’s-eye view of the USA National Phenology Network: an off-the-shelf monitoring program.. Pages 47-60. In Kellermann JL, Enquist CA, Humple D, Seavy NE, Rosemartin A, Cormier RL, Barnett L. Phenological synchrony and bird migration: changing climate and seasonal resources in North America. Studies in Avian Biology. Boca Raton, FL. 978-1-4822-4031-3
We use two case studies to illustrate the application of USA- National Phenology Network methods and protocols to established long- term landbird research programs. By integrating phenology into these programs, avian ecologists are increasing their ability to understand the magnitude and consequences of phenological responses to climate change.
- Type
- Book Chapter
- Authors
- Kellermann, Jherime; Enquist, Carolyn; Humple, Diana; Seavy, Nathaniel; Rosemartin, Alyssa; Cormier, Renee; Barnett, LoriAnne
- Date of Issue
- 2015
- Units
- GOGA , PORE
- Keywords
- citizen science, Climate Change, Marin, Palomarin, phenological mismatch, Phenology, phenology monitoring, phenology protocol, Ruby- throated Hummingbird, stopover habitat
- Subjects
- Ecological Framework: Biological Integrity | Focal Species or Communities | Birds