Breeding bird populations at Colonial National Historical Park (2015–2019)

Northeast Coastal and Barrier Network. 2021. Breeding bird populations at Colonial National Historical Park (2015–2019). Northeast Coastal And Barrier Network

Park staff and skilled local volunteers have worked together over the years to monitor bird populations at Colonial National Historical Park. The information gathered is used to improve our understanding of the relationships between breeding birds, available habitats, and park resource management. The goal of the monitoring is to develop the best available science so national parks can better understand and protect their resources. This brief provides a summary of breeding bird monitoring results for Colonial National Historical Park from 2015–2019.

Type
Resource Brief
Authors
Northeast Coastal and Barrier Network
Date of Issue
2021-04
Publisher
Northeast Coastal And Barrier Network
Units
COLO , NCBN
Keywords
bird monitoring, breeding birds, COLO, Colonial National Historical Park, forest bird, grassland bird, NCBN, Northeast Coastal and Barrier Network, Yorktown

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