Avian movements and wetland connectivity in landscape conservation

Article Abstract:

Avian movements play a crucial part in wetland conservation, yet scientists and other researchers' efforts are often limited by the lack of appropriate funding, methodology, and technology. Waterbirds often require multiple wetlands, and the best means to gather relevant knowledge involves within- and among-season movements at spatial sites as well as multi-species censuses at multiple sites.

Analysis, Behavior, Birds, Nature conservation, Wetlands

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Space use of killdeer at a Great Basin breeding area

Article Abstract:

A large percentage of killdeer undertake relatively long distance movements before, during and following the breeding periods. In the Great Basin, movements of killdeer are limited mainly to the local breeding area, but individuals exploit diverse habitats surrounding a wetland.

Natural history, Killdeer, Great Basin

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Multiscale habitat use and selection in cooperatively breeding micronesian kingfishers

Article Abstract:

The cooperatively breeding micronesian kingfishers occupy more than one territory indicating the need for management of forest area for the conservation of this species.

Texas, Protection and preservation, Forest management, Homes and haunts, Kingfishers

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