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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"shorebird management"”.
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Breeding Biology of Wilson's Plovers (Charadrius Wilsonia): Reproductive Success, Habitat Use, and Sex Roles
… nest success is vital information needed for management of declining populations. Wilson’s Plover, a species of concern in most of the southeastern United States, has low hatching success on Cumberland Island National Seashore, a largely undeveloped island. However fledging success is high and …
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Building a Comprehensive Understanding of Disturbance Mitigation in Migrating Shorebirds
Human disturbance is a serious threat facing shorebirds, and reducing disturbance presents a significant conservation challenge. It requires an understanding of the complex factors that influence both shorebird biology and human behavior related to shorebirds and coastal environments. This thesis …
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Reducing Human Disturbance to Atlantic Flyway Shorebirds Using Social Science Methods
Human disturbance is a significant threat to shorebirds in North America. Disturbance can result in direct mortality or have long-term impacts on the survival of shorebirds. Land managers employ a variety of management techniques to minimize anthropogenic impacts on shorebirds, but because the …