Monitoring Reports and Status Updates Following is a list of monitoring reports and status updates for various seabird restoration projects. Monitoring reports and status updates on seabird restoration projects, that are

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Date: 2014-03-20 20:35:03 West Coast of the United States Uria Geography of California Common Murre Three Arch Rocks National Wildlife Refuge Seabird San Francisco Bay National Wildlife Refuge Complex Don Edwards San Francisco Bay National Wildlife Refuge Auk Guillemots Water Oregon Coast		Monitoring Reports and Status Updates Following is a list of monitoring reports and status updates for various seabird restoration projects. Monitoring reports and status updates on seabird restoration projects, that are Add to Reading List Source URL: farallones.noaa.gov Download Document from Source Website File Size: 77,89 KB Share Document on Facebook

	2013 & 2014 UAS Seabird Survey Test Flights Draft Report Sue Thomas, USFWS Washington Maritime Refuge ComplexBACKGROUND The goal of this pilot project was to test Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) as a proof-of-co DocID: 1rtbA - View Document
	This article started out as a bit of an argument. Jerry Liguori and Brian Sullivan, in a previous article in Birding, presented evidence against the conventional wisdom that gray Northern Harriers are necessarily older m DocID: 1rqi6 - View Document
	Implications of Climate Change for Alaska’s Seabirds Rosa Meehan, U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, Anchorage, Alaska Vernon Byrd, Alaska Maritime National Wildlife Refuge, U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, Homer, Alaska Georg DocID: 1rcOi - View Document
	IV. Discussion IV. DISCUSSION The current study shows that Auks and Small Gulls were the most abundant of the seabird species-groups. These high abundance sightings and significant species assemblages suggest that the G DocID: 1pFxZ - View Document
	Publikationer 2006 Aspenberg, P., Forsling, B. & Helander, BGammal man gör så gott han kan. Vår Fågelvärld 3:Aulén, G., Ekberg, A., Helander, B., Hjulström, U., Mathson, K., Svensson, H. & Åkerman, DocID: 1aSCQ - View Document