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The objectives of this project are to: 1. Analyse existing raw data of habitat relationships for two warbler species at risk in northeast British Columbia, namely, Black-throated Green Warbler and Connecticut Warbler; 2. Identify habitat variables that are predictors of Connecticut Warbler occurrence and, if the data permit, Black-throated Green Warbler presence/absence; 3. Identify limitations of the existing dataset; 4. Suggest ways to improve future projects, addressing information gaps and ground-truthing models; 5. Prepare a framework for developing assessment tools that would aid in identifying highly suitable breeding areas for Black-throated Green Warbler and Connecticut Warbler; 6. Provide scale-dependent management recommendations for monitoring the status of these species in northeast British Columbia, and; 7. Summarize important findings relevant to the species' biology and habitat requirements that will help protect these at risk species.
prepared by Michael I. Preston, Fred L. Bunnell and Pierre Vernier.
Preston, Michael I., Bunnell, Fred L.; Vernier, Pierre R.. 2007. Identification of habitat variables and information gaps for providing scale-dependent management reccomendations to monitor black-throated green warbler and Connecticut warbler in Northeast British Columbia. Forest Investment Account (FIA) - Land Base Investment Program. Forest Investment Account Report
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