Bird-habitat relationships as a guide to ecologically-based management at Floyd Bennett Field, Gateway National Recreation Area: Part II, post-management study
Lent RA and Litwin TS. 1988. Bird-habitat relationships as a guide to ecologically-based management at Floyd Bennett Field, Gateway National Recreation Area: Part II, post-management study. Cornell University, Laboratory of Ornithology, Seatuck Research Program. Islip, NY
This report describes the changes in bird populations and bird species richness in Floyd Bennett Field from 1984-1987. "This section summarizes the principal findings and managment implications of the four-year avian habitat study conducted at Floyd Bennett Field (FBF) by the Cornell University Laoratory of Ornithology's Seatuch Research Program."
- Type
- Published Report
- Authors
- Lent, Richard; Litwin, Thomas
- Date of Issue
- 1988-05
- Publisher
- Cornell University, Laboratory of Ornithology, Seatuck Research Program
- Units
- GATE
- Keywords
- Animal Studies, Birds (Aves), Floyd Bennett Field, Grassland Birds, Habitats, Management, Population Ecology, Research Proposal