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RMRS-P-16: Strategies for bird conservation: The Partners in
Flight planning process; Proceedings of the 3rd Partners in Flight
Workshop; 1995 October 1-5; Cape May, NJ
Bonney, Rick; Pashley, David N.; Cooper, Robert J.; Niles, Larry, eds. 2000. Strategies for bird conservation: The Partners in Flight planning process; Proceedings of the 3rd Partners in Flight Workshop; 1995 October 1-5; Cape May, NJ. Proceedings RMRS-P-16. Ogden, UT: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Rocky Mountain Research Station. 281 p.
This volume represents a compilation of papers presented at the 3rd International Partners in Flight Workshop held October 1-5, 1995, at the Grand Hotel in Cape May, NJ. The title of the workshop was "Partners in Flight Conservation Plan: Building Consensus for Action." Manuscripts have been available on-line at the Cornell Laboratory of Ornithology web site (http://birds.cornell.edu/pifcapemay) since the year 1999, and the majority of them have been updated recently to reflect knowledge available by the 2000 publication date. The volume is divided into seven sections that range from general planning considerations to a case study in bird conservation planning. References from all papers are compiled in a single "References" section at the end of the volume.
Keywords: neotropical migratory birds, conservation, habitat management, ecology, Partners in Flight, cooperation
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PDF File Size: 60 K1. The Mississippi Alluvial Valley: A Case Study in Bird Conservation Planning
1. Section Overview-The Mississippi Alluvial Valley: A Case Study in Bird Conservation Planning
David N. Pashley
PDF File Size: 75 KThe Ecological Basis for the Conservation of Migratory Birds in the Mississippi Alluvial Valley
Cynthia R. Brown, Charles Baxter, David N. Pashley
PDF File Size: 220 KDevelopment of Management Objectives for Waterfowl and Shorebirds in the Mississippi Alluvial Valley
Charles R. Loesch, Daniel J. Twedt, Kimberly Tripp, William C. Hunter, Mark S. Woodrey
PDF File Size: 110 KDevelopment of Management Objectives for Breeding Birds in the Mississippi Alluvial Valley
Allan J. Mueller, Daniel J. Twedt, Charles R. Loesch
PDF File Size: 400 KAn Evaluation Strategy for Conservation Goals in the Mississippi Alluvial Valley
Daniel J. Twedt, Paul B. Hamel, Robert J. Cooper Mark S. Woodrey
PDF File Size: 105 K2. Setting Conservation Objectives: Principles
2. Section Overview-Setting Population Objectives: Principles
David N. Pashley
PDF File Size: 75 KSetting Conservation Priorities for Landbirds in the United States: The Partners in Flight Approach
Michael F. Carter, William C. Hunter, David N. Pashley, Kenneth V. Rosenberg
PDF File Size: 120 KGlobal Perspectives on Neotropical Migratory Bird Conservation in the Northeast: Long-Term Responsibility Versus Immediate Concern
Kenneth V. Rosenberg, Jeffrey V. Wells
PDF File Size: 250 KDesignation of Conservation Planning Units
Emily Jo Williams, David N. Pashley
PDF File Size: 135 KMulti-Resource and Multi-Scale Approaches for Meeting the Challenge of Managing Multiple Species
Frank R. Thompson, III, Deborah M. Finch, John R. Probst, Glen D. Gaines, David S. Dobkin
PDF File Size: 110 KSetting Local and Regional Objectives for the Persistence of Bird Populations
Therese M. Donovan, Kathryn E. Freemark, Brian A. Maurer, Lisa Petit, Scott K. Robinson, Victoria Saab
PDF File Size: 120 KPopulation and Habitat Viability Assessments for Golden-Cheeked Warblers and Black-Capped Vireos: Usefulness to Partners in Flight Conservation Planning
Carol J. Beardmore, Jeff S. Hatfield
PDF File Size: 100 KAn Adaptive Approach to Habitat Management for Migratory Birds in the Southeastern United States
Michael J. Conroy
PDF File Size: 150 K3. Setting Conservation Objectives: Applications
3. Section Overview-Setting Conservation Objectives: Applications
David N. Pashley
PDF File Size: 75 KGrassland Birds: An Overview of Threats and Recommended Management Strategies
Peter D. Vickery, James R. Herkert, Fritz L. Knopf, Janet Ruth, Cherry E. Keller
PDF File Size: 100 KConservation Planning in the Prairie Pothole Region of the United States: Integration Between an Existing Waterfowl Plan and an Emerging Nongame Bird Model
David N. Pashley, Rick Warhurst
PDF File Size: 100 KManaging Wetlands for Waterbirds: How Managers Can Make a Difference in Improving Habitat to Support a North American Bird Conservation Plan
R. Michael Erwin, Murray K. Laubhan, John E. Cornely, Dana M. Bradshaw
PDF File Size: 120 KConservation Priorities in Naturally Fragmented and Human-Altered Riparian Habitats of the Arid West
David J. Krueper
PDF File Size: 100 KManagement Strategies for the Conservation of Forest Birds
Kathleen E. Franzreb, Deborah M. Finch, Petra Bohall Wood, David E. Capen
PDF File Size: 110 KA Strategy for Maintaining Healthy Populations of Western Coniferous Forest Birds
Sallie J. Hejl
PDF File Size: 115 KBird Conservation Planning in the Interior Low Plateaus
Robert P. Ford, Michael D. Roedel
PDF File Size: 180 K4. Population and Habitat Assessment: Monitoring Bird Populations Over Large Areas
4. Section Overview-Population and Habitat Assessment: Monitoring Bird Populations Over Large Areas
John R. Sauer, Robert J. Cooper
PDF File Size: 80 KStatistical Considerations in Monitoring Birds over Large Areas
Douglas H. Johnson
PDF File Size: 115 KMonitoring Is Not Enough: On the Need for a Model-Based Approach to Migratory Bird Management
James D. Nichols
PDF File Size: 100 KCombining Information From Monitoring Programs: Complications Associated With Indices and Geographic Scale
John R. Sauer
PDF File Size: 100 KAn Overview of the Canadian Landbird Monitoring Strategy
C. M. Downes
PDF File Size: 100 KConservation Planning and Monitoring Avian Habitat
Daniel J. Twedt, Charles R. Loesch
PDF File Size: 500 KLying in Wait for Partners in Flight: Some Experiences Monitoring Birds in Southeastern Bottomlands
Paul B. Hamel, Norman L. Brunswig, Michael R. Dawson, Mike Staten
PDF File Size: 115 KDC Birdscape: A Program for Monitoring Neotropical Migratory Birds in Washington, DC
John R. Sauer, John Hadidian, Sam Droege, Paul Handly, Carolyn Williams, Chris Swarth, George Didden, Jane Huff
PDF File Size: 100 KBoreal Partners in Flight: Working Together to Build a Regional Research and Monitoring Program
Colleen M. Handel
PDF File Size: 255 KAcoustic Monitoring of Night-Migrating Birds: A Progress Report
William R. Evans, Kenneth V. Rosenberg
PDF File Size: 205 K5. Population and Habitat Assessment: Demographic Approaches
5. Section Overview-On the Need for Demographic Approaches to Answer Questions About Conservation and Management of Migratory Landbirds
Robert J. Cooper, Nadav Nur
PDF File Size: 80 KPatterns of Productivity and Survivorship From the MAPS Program
David F. DeSante
PDF File Size: 295 KMonitoring Survival Rates of Landbirds at Varying Spatial Scales: An Application of the MAPS Program
Daniel K. Rosenberg, David F. DeSante, James E. Hines
PDF File Size: 195 KThe Use of Constant-Effort Mist-Netting to Monitor Demographic Processes in Passerine Birds: Annual Variation in Survival, Productivity, and Floaters
Nadav Nur, Geoffrey R. Geupel, Grant Ballard
PDF File Size: 140 KEstimating Survival of Neotropical-Nearctic Migratory Birds: Are They Dead or Just Dispersed?
Matthew R. Marshall, R. Randy Wilson, Robert J. Cooper
PDF File Size: 135 KThe Value of Monitoring Demographic Parameters and Associated Habitat: The BBIRD Program
Courtney J. Conway, Thomas E. Martin
PDF File Size: 120 KUsing BBIRD Methodology in a Logistically Constrained Study
Sallie J. Hejl, Jennifer A. Holmes
PDF File Size: 115 KDemographic Modeling of Migratory Bird Populations: The Importance of Parameter Estimation Using Marked Individuals
Thomas W. Sherry, Richard T. Holmes
PDF File Size: 400 KAnswering Questions in Management and Research Using Large-Scale Manipulative Experiments
Robert J. Cooper, George A. Gale, Leonard A. Brennan
PDF File Size: 115 KConservation Insights From Demographic Studies of Migratory Songbirds in the American Midwest
Scott K. Robinson, Solon F. Morse
PDF File Size: 120 K6. Population and Habitat Assessment: Using Volunteers
6. Section Overview-Population and Habitat Assessment Using Volunteers
Rick Bonney, Greg Butcher
PDF File Size: 75 KThe Lake Ontario Migratory Songbird Study: A Case Study of the Challenges and Rewards of Using Volunteers in Ornithological Research
Kris Agard West
PDF File Size: 90 KVolunteers and Training in MAPS
Kenneth M. Burton, David F. DeSante
PDF File Size: 100 KSuccessful Use of Volunteer Birders Conducting Point Counts of Migratory Birds on the Upper Mississippi River National Wildlife and Fish Refuge
Eric Nelson, Carol Damberg
PDF File Size: 85 KFocusing Close to Home: Building Volunteer Efforts in a Small Town
Linda Seibert
PDF File Size: 100 KA Semester of Birds
Judi Falk
PDF File Size: 95 K7. Developing Support: Education, Outreach, and Community Development
7. Section Overview-Developing Support: Education, Outreach, and Community Development
Rick Bonney, Ron Rohrbaugh
PDF File Size: 75 KA Bird in the Hand Is Best
Katy Duffy
PDF File Size: 100 KOne Bird-Two Habitats: A Model Process for Developing an Education Program on Neotropical Migratory Birds
Susan C. Gilchrist, Darrel F. Covell
PDF File Size: 100 KEconomics of Open Space Conservation
Paul Kerlinger
PDF File Size: 90 KThe Great Texas Coastal Birding Trail: A Tool for Avitourism
Madge Lindsay
PDF File Size: 85 K8. References
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Title: RMRS-P-16:
Strategies for bird conservation: The Partners in Flight planning
process; Proceedings of the 3rd Partners in Flight Workshop; 1995
October 1-5; Cape May, NJ
Electronic Publish Date: January 18, 2013
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