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Home / 2015 IBCP Spring Meeting Presentations

2015 IBCP Spring Meeting Presentations

Check out the attached presentations from the March 2015 meeting of the Idaho Bird Conservation Partnership.

Harlequins in Idaho: Ecology, Distributions, Monitoring and Conservation
100 Years of Migratory Bird Conservation
Flood Irrigation Management to Improve Wildlife Habitat
Impacts of Stray and Feral Domestic Cats on Birds in Idaho
IBCP Intro by Jay Carlisle
Maintenance of Flood-irrigation Practices
Changes in Population Size, Productivity, & Distribution in the Western American White Pelican Population
Using Community Engagement to address illegal shooting of non-game birds

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Did you know?

The Intermountain West is ‘critical to supporting Hemispheric populations’ of Wilson’s Phalarope. This is a species of marshes, lake/marsh complexes, and irrigated agricultural fields. They prefer tall, dense vegetation within 100 meters of wetlands.

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