A review of the design, implementation and revision of line-transect waterfowl surveys at the Cumberland Marshes project (1979-83) / Dave Phillips.
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TextPublication details: 1983.Description: 1 v. (various pagings) : ill. , map ; 28 cmOnline resources: Abstract: A comprehensive biological monitoring program was initiated at DU's Cumberland Marshes project in 1980 as the development entered a 33-year operations phase. The program seeks to document ecological responses to intensive water level manipulations within the 19 separate marsh units comprising the 30,000 ha of wetland habitat under management in the project. Annual estimates of waterfowl breeding pair and brood densities have been an important component of the program from its outset since the success of DU operations is evaluated in terms of benefits to waterfowl production.
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A comprehensive biological monitoring program was initiated at DU's Cumberland Marshes project in 1980 as the development entered a 33-year operations phase. The program seeks to document ecological responses to intensive water level manipulations within the 19 separate marsh units comprising the 30,000 ha of wetland habitat under management in the project. Annual estimates of waterfowl breeding pair and brood densities have been an important component of the program from its outset since the success of DU operations is evaluated in terms of benefits to waterfowl production.