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Progress reports and meeting notes for the Marsh Birds Working Group

Marsh bird notes from 2006 workshop
 
Draft marsh bird notes from 2007 workshop
 
BCR 30 tidal marsh sampling report
 
BCR 30 tidal marsh sampling report figures
 
Tidal Marsh Bird Notes from 2008 Workshop
Notes from meeting of the Tidal Marsh Bird Working Group at the 2008 Northeast Bird Monitoring and Conservation Workshop
Monitoring Marsh Birds - Dec 2008 Technical Report
Assessing abundance of marsh-inhabiting waterbirds
Annotated bibliography - Dec 2008
Marsh birds annotated bibliography
Tidal Marsh Bird Monitoring Protocol for BCR 30 - Jan 2009 Draft
A draft protocol and standard operating procedures for monitoring tidal marsh birds in Bird Conservation Region 30, the New England and Mid-Atlantic Coast
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The Northeast Coordinated Bird Monitoring partnership is administered by American Bird Conservancy in collaboration with the Cornell Lab of Ornithology, the Manomet Center for Conservation Sciences, the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife, and the US Fish and Wildlife Service. The project was developed by Northeast Partners In Flight, Northeast Shorebird Conservation Plan and Mid-Atlantic/New England/Maritimes Waterbird Conservation Plan, in concert with the US North American Bird Conservation Initiative's Monitoring Subcommittee. It is made possible by a Multistate Conservation Grant awarded by the US Fish and Wildlife Service, with assistance from the Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies. We gratefully acknowledge the Sport Fish and Wildlife Restoration Programs of the US Fish and Wildlife Service, which funds the Multistate Conservation Program.

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