This Subcommittee was formed to help insure that effective and efficient integrated monitoring programs are in place, institutionally supported, and consistent with programs in Mexico and Canada. It is working to insure that monitoring programs are capable of determining status and trends of priority bird populations, as well as the limiting habitat and land use factors. The Subcommittee is currently working to improve the current state of priority population level data management systems.
Paul
Schmidt, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Co-Chair
Brad Andres, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Co-Chair
Jon Alexander, Kalamth Bird Observatory
Humberto Berlanga, CONABIO
Jorge Coppen, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Gary Donaldson, Canadian Wildlife Service
Charles Francis, Canadian Wildlife Service
MIke Hubbard, Missouri Department of Conservation
Dale
Humburg, Ducks Unlimited, Inc.
Dan James, U.S. Geological Survey
Mark Koneff, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Dan Lambert, American Bird Cconservancy
Laurel Moore-Barnhill, SC Dept. of Natural Resources
Bruce Peterjohn, U.S. Geological Survey
Ken Rosenberg, Cornell Laboratory of Ornithology
John Sauer, U.S. Geological Survey
Susan Skagen, U.S. Geological Survey
Bea VanHorne, U.S. Geological Suvey
Christina D. Vojta, U.S. Forest Service
Dave DeSante, Institute for Bird Populations
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For more information
on the activities of this subcommittee,
see the U.S.
NABCI Work Plan.
New Database Management Team activities
Opportunities
for Improving Avian Monitoring
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Memorandum
of Understanding among NABCI Committee Members to adopt NABCI Monitoring
Report
AFWA Resolution Supporting
NABCI Monitoting Report - September 2007
Recommendations,
March 2006
Subcommittee
meeting summary - May 23-24, 2006
Subcommittee meeting notes - March 9, 2006
Fact
Sheet, January 2006
Link
to the report entitled, "Monitoring
Avian Conservation - Rationale, Design, and Coordination" prepared
by a working group of the International Association of Fish and Wildlife
Agencies (IAFWA) with members representing three States, the U.S. Fish
and Wildlife Service, and the U.S. Geological Survey.
NABCI
Monitoring Action Items, October 2001
History
and Proposed Terms of Reference, March 2000
Strategic
Framework for Monitoring North American Bird Populations - Report
of the NABCI Trinational Monitoring Working Group, Puebla, Mexico, November,
1998
Purpose
and Value of Monitoring |
