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  Northern Goshawk

 
The Northern Goshawk (Accipiter gentilis) is designated as a Regional Forester Sensitive Species on the Allegheny, Finger Lakes, Huron Manistee, Hiawatha, Ottawa, Chequemegon-Nicolet, Superior and Chippewa National Forests.   A Conservation Assessment for the Northern Goshawk on these Lake States National was initiated in 2000.

By definition, Conservation  Assessments summarize the best information available to define what is needed to conserve a species.  Description of species life history, habitat, distribution and abundance, population biology and a summary of potential threats all provide background for subsequent preparation of a Conservation Strategy.

During the fall of 2000, Lake States National Forests drafted an outline and began working with researchers to identify information and references to be used in the Assessment.  If you have information you feel would be useful please contact: awilliamson@fs.fed.us.

Please recheck this website for periodic updates on the Conservation Assessment and other information on the Northern Goshawk in the Eastern Region (R9) of the Forest Service.

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Goshawk Monitoring in R9

 

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