University of Montana / University of Connecticut / /
Holiday
Christmas / /
IndustryTerm
swan population management / increased travel / similar results from other systems / /
NaturalFeature
Atlantic coast / Great Lakes / Pacific coast / Chesapeake Bay / /
OperatingSystem
Cygnus / /
Organization
Swan Committee / Department of Environment / Food and Rural Affairs / University of Connecticut / Journal of Applied Ecology Parameter Value Source Juvenile / Journal of Applied Ecology / Journal / National Audubon Society / British Ecological Society / University of Montana / Journal of Applied Ecology Evidence / US Fish and Wildlife Service / Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection / Summer Undergraduate Research Fund / Atlantic Flyway Council / Maryland Department of Natural Resources / Wildlife Society / Journal of Applied Ecology To / /
Person
Scott Petrie / CHRIS S. ELPHICK / Ruddy Duck / Min Huang / Martha M. Ellis / /
Position
Butcher / manager / Governor / representative / /
ProgrammingLanguage
Pascal / /
ProvinceOrState
Virginia / Maryland / New York / Connecticut / Tasmania / Rhode Island / New Hampshire / /
Region
southern New England / east coast / southern New York / USA east coast / /
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