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Low-level Aerial Assessment of Potential B-MAMU Nesting Habitat in TFL 37 and FLA19233
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A total of 231,995 ha were classified through a combination of low-level aerial reconnaissance and air photograph interpretation and GIS analysis. A total of 66,886 ha of potential nesting habitat were identified across the study area. There were 46,110 ha of potential nesting habitat in TFL 37 and adjacent Protected Areas. There were 20,776 ha potential nesting habitat in FLA19233, TO716 and adjacent Protected Areas.
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wsi_1646_rpt2.pdf
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Low-level Aerial Assessment of Potential B-MAMU Nesting Habitat in TFL 37 and FLA19233: Phase 1
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In 2002, a total of 59,190 ha were surveyed and classified into five categories of MAMU nesting quality ranging from ?Nil? to ?Very High?. Nearly 40% of the surveyed area was classified as having no potential as MAMU nesting habitat, much of this occurred at elevations above 800 m. Twenty-five percent of the area surveyed was classified as ?High? or ?Very High?. Provincial Parks and Ecological Reserves were found to consist of large tracts of ?Very High? and ?High? potential nesting habitat.
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wsi_1646_rpt1.pdf
(894 KB)
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| Field Data |
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Point data for the 2002 survey years in original format
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wsi_1646_org1.zip
(37 KB)
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Point data for the 2003 survey years in original format
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wsi_1646_org2.zip
(90 KB)
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2002-2003 Spatial data
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wsi_1646_spl.zip
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