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Conserving
Birds Across Taxonomic Groups
Birds of different
taxonomic groups, such as waterfowl, raptors, shorebirds, and songbirds,
often share the same habitats or use adjoining habitats within the landscape.
By using a common spatial language and ecological framework to identify
priority habitats and sites shared among birds of different taxonomic
groups, conservation actions can be directed comprehensively to all priority
birds within a landscape. Finding such 'common ground' is key to conserving
North America's precious bird diversity.
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