International Wildlife Conservation--Ecological Processes and Human Impacts, |
Active projects include:
Conservation of wintering habitat for
Neotropical migrant birds on a newly-created private nature reserve in Campeche, Mexico
Behavior and ecology of birds with
emphasis on tropical areas
Impacts of land use changes on migratory
nongame bird populations
Application of satellite imagery to the
conservation of neotropical migrants in Guatemala
Determination, biological consequences,
and modeling of sex-specific demographic rates in declining, threatened, or endangered metapopulations
Population dynamics of Neotropical migratory
birds using agriculture-forest mosaics in southern Mexico
Other Patuxent international activities include:
Herpetological diversity of the Maya
Mountains
Population dynamics of wintering neotropical
migrants
Ecology and management of giant tortoises
Herpetological diversity in
Guyana
Habitat use by wintering migratory
birds
Systematics and status of
vertebrate species of concern
Mammals of South America
Neblina project
Diversity of reptiles and
amphibians
Coastal ecosystem assessment for avian
species
Synchronization of bird banding
records
Endangered seabird studies -
Chinese Crested tern
Waterbird and coastline ecology
and management
Ecology of the Brown Tree Snake
Bird banding methodology
Application of satellite technology
to the conservation of endangered birds
Bird banding programs - Europe,
Russia, Japan, China
Joint Workshop on Ecology and
Management - France
International collaborations
of Patuxent scientists
Waterfowl brood visibility
from helicopters - Canada
Restoration of masked bobwhites
in Sonora - Sonora, Mexico
Conservation of neotropical birds -
Guatemala
Survival of Fall staging
American Black Ducks - Canada
Last Updated 6/17/97
