Talk:Birds Canada

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1. Conservation geography: Case studies in GIS, Computer Mapping and Activism

Conservation Geography: Case Studies in GIS, Computer Mapping, and Activism Charles L. Convis ESRI, Inc., 2001-10-28 - 219 pages

This book contains a section for Bird Studies Canada. It seems to have been written by BSC. The material may be almost self-publised. Nonetheless, it provides lead information worth fleshing out.

*Author "Charles L. "Chuck" Convis has been writing Old West history for forty years. He is the biographer of Myles Keogh of Indian Wars fame, and has been published in many western magazines and journals. A retired trial lawyer, he has lived in Nevada for ten years, where he writes and gives talks on Nevada history."

• Pages 114-116 present BSC's work making use of GIS technology. Specific topics that could be included in this article:

• Land management plans;
• Breeding bird atlas;
• Analysis of forest cover breeding bird relationships;
• Citizen Scientists;
• (maps are included);
• Canadian Migratory Monitoring Network;
• Marsh Monitoring Program

submitted by DonaldRichardSands (talk) 23:03, 4 July 2012 (UTC)

Facts to consider:

• BSC projects engage over 25,000 participants across North America, p. 115.
• Since the 1960s population trends of birds on Long Island have been monitored. This is one of the longest running bird monitoring initiatives in North America.
• BSC and the Canadian Wildlife Service have developed the Canadian Migration Monitoring Network; a chain of fifteen stations across Canada five of which are in Ontario. These stations have trained thousands of individuals field research techniques. They in turn have provided important data to help in conservation efforts.

There remains more information in this article. DonaldRichardSands (talk) 23:35, 4 July 2012 (UTC)

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