Habitat Management for Migrating and Wintering Waterfowl in North America

Habitat Management for Migrating and Wintering Waterfowl in North America by Loren M. Smith (Editor), Roger L. Pederson (Editor), Richard M. Kaminski (Editor). For more than a half century, breeding grounds have been the foci of consideration in waterfowl administration and research. Only over the past decade, nevertheless, have researchers begun to research how winter and migration habitats have an effect on the chook’s survival.Addressing the needs of managers, researchers, ecologists, and college students, Habitat Management for Wintering and Migrating Waterfowl in North America presents the primary comprehensive overview of administration strategies for nonbreeding waterfowl throughout North America. Every contribution contains incisive evaluate, previously unpublished studies, and heretofore undocumented strategies for habitat management. Twenty chapters concentrate on the ecology and management of key habitats alongside the 4 North American flyways. The concluding chapter is dedicated to biopolitical strategies for ensuring the preservation of waterfowl habitat.

Very technical however an important book. I reviewed it on-line beforehand and determined that it was most likely a bit greater than I needed but I might relatively have an excessive amount of data than not enough. I bought it for the wildlife duck pond I constructed – it has tons of data, greater than I actually need and a few of it is fairly detailed and over my head but I am definitely pleased with this purchase.

A great reference ebook for anyone who is in a wildlife management function or somebody who is anxious about waterfowl.

Habitat Management for Migrating and Wintering Waterfowl in North America

Loren M. Smith (Editor), Roger L. Pederson (Editor), Richard M. Kaminski (Editor)

574 pages

Texas Tech University Press; 1 edition (January 15, 1989)

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