Resource Library by Subject - I-K

These resource library subjects are listed in alphabetical order.

Look for the green subject headings to guide you through the topics.

Important Bird Areas

     Publication Name   A Habitat-Based Point-Count Protocol for Terrestrial Birds, Emphasizing Washington and Oregon

                         ID #   614

                   Authors   Mark H. Huff, Kelly A. Bettinger, Howard L. Ferguson, Martin J. Brown, and Bob Altman

       Publication Date   2000

            Produced By   USDA, Forest Service

                Summary   This paper gives the rationale and a protocol for habitat-based bird monitoring using point counts. This

                                 protocol was developed through collaboration between the Pacific Northwest Research Station and

                                 Washington-Oregon Partners in Flight to study population trends and bird-habitat relations to these states.

     Publication Name   Birds of the Channeled Scablands of Eastern Washington

                         ID #   618

                   Authors   Mark Houston and Maurice Vial

       Publication Date   August 1995

            Produced By   Bureau of Land Management - Spokane District, Washington Ornithological Society

                Summary   The Channeled Scablands of Eastern Washington refer to a geological feature that is found within a

                                 geographical area. It is not a tight, homogeneous biozone. Much of it has been altered by agriculture and

                                 other types of habitat occur within its boundaries. Consequently, certain bird species are present according

                                  to a distribution unrelated to the specifics of the title. The vastness, although not the exclusive habitat of

                                 wintering raptors or passerines, is certainly well suited to receive them. They are found in larger numbers

                                 in the scablands than they are in neighboring hills or more populated, and more densely farmed areas.

                                 Therefore, in the context of this publication it was logical to include all the bird species present in the

                                 channeled scablands of Eastern Washington.

     Publication Name   Important Bird Areas

                         ID #   210

                   Authors   N/A

       Publication Date   No Date

            Produced By   Audubon Society

                Summary   Important Bird Areas designated in Douglas County; sites of statewide significance for bird conservation.


     Publication Name   Keeping Birds in the Sagebrush Sea

                         ID #   661

                   Authors   Sharon A. Ritter and Christine Paige

       Publication Date

            Produced By   Joslyn and Morris Inc.

                Summary   This document has one purpose: to help anyone who cares for sagebrush shrublands choose management

                                 practices that support a thriving community of wild birds and other wildlife.

     Publication Name   National Avian Wind Power Planning Meeting IV

                         ID #   648

                   Authors

       Publication Date   May 2000

            Produced By   National Wind Coordinating Committee, Avian subcommittee

                Summary   The meeting consisted of a series of presentations and discussion regarding research related to

                                 interactions between birds and wind turbines in the following topic areas: Site Studies, Avian Visual

                                 Studies, Mortality Reduction, Impact Avoidance, Deterrent Considerations, and other Research Topics.

     Publication Name   Summary of a Literature Review on Avian Mortality From Collision with Telecommunication Towers

                         ID #   649

                   Authors

       Publication Date

            Produced By

                Summary   Bird kills at tall structures are a very old phenomenon. Avian mortality at tall lighted structures has a very

                                 well-documented, although anecdotal history. The earliest records document bird kills at lighthouses….

     Publication Name   The Monitoring Avian Productivity and Survivorship (MAPS) Program Sixth and Seventh Annual Report,

                                 1995 and 1996

                         ID #   575

                   Authors   David F. DeSante, Danielle R. O'Grady, Kenneth M. Burton, Pilar Velez, Dan Froehlich, Eric E. Feuss,

       Publication Date   1998

            Produced By   The Institute for Bird Population

                Summary   This report summarizes the results of the MAPS program during 1995 and 1996 and compares these

                                 results with those of the immediately preceding years.