Midwest Coordinated Bird Monitoring Partnership
Monitoring to Conserve Midwestern Birds
Great Lakes Coastal Bird Monitoring Advisory Group
Information
Many conservation opportunities, including informed wind power development, will be contingent upon well-coordinated and inter-connected bird monitoring programs with clear goals, sound data management, and clear relevance to on-the-ground decisions.
Members: 14
Latest Activity: Feb 21, 2012
Registry of Great Lakes Bird Monitoring and Meeting Notes
Great Lakes Bird Monitoring (Region 3)_02032010.xls
First call (November 19, 2009):
Conference Call 111909 Topics.doc
Second call (December 15, 2009):
Conference call 121509 2nd Meeting - minutes.doc
Third Call (February 3, 2010):
3rd offshore research conference call minutes 2-3-2010.doc
Discussion Forum
Lake Erie Pelagic Bird Survey Results 1 Reply
The Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) implemented, with U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) funding, a pelagic bird survey during the fall of 2009 and the spring of 2010 to develop…Continue
Started by Katie Koch. Last reply by Katie Koch Feb 21, 2012.
Offshore waterfowl and waterbird surveys done by aircraft in Lake Michigan (11/2/10)
(originally published by Bill Mueller in Bluebird's Laugh Blog) I [Bill] and three colleagues (Noel Cutright, Joelle Gehring of Michigan Natural Features Inventory, and Nancy Seefelt of Central…Continue
Started by Katie Koch Nov 3, 2010.
Bibliography of Stopover Sites for Migrants (as of March 15, 2010)
Thank you Dave Ewert! Below is an updated bibliography of publications on stopover sites for Neotropical (and other) migrants: …Continue
Started by Katie Koch Mar 23, 2010.
Literature Review - Great Lakes Offshore Research on Birds and Bats
(Thank you Bill Mueller!) Afton, A.D., and M.G. Anderson. 2001. Declining scaup populations: A retrospective analysis of long-term population and harvest survey data. Journal of Wildlife Management…Continue
Started by Katie Koch Feb 3, 2010.
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