Advancing Migratory Bird Conservation and Management
by Using Radar: An Interagency Collaboration Description: This U.S.Geological Survey Open-File Report 2005-1173 explains how using radar enhance efforts can advance bird conservation and management and the biological applications of radar technologies. It also explains the nature of the interagency collaboration among USGS scientists, USFWS Migratory Bird Program biologists, and university partners to address these efforts, and current USGS research using radar data. Resource Type: Issue Overviews Resource Format: URL Publisher: United States Geological Survey; United States Fish and Wildlife Service |
Avian Use of Norris Hill Wind Resource Area, Montana (PDF) |
Biological Applications of Radar Technologies: Migratory Birds |
Migratory Bird Pathways and the Gulf of Mexico |
National Doppler Radar Sites |
Radar Ecology |
Radar Ornithology and Bird Conservation |
Radar Ornithology Introduction |
Using Radar to Advance Migratory Bird Management: An Interagency Collaboration |
Using Radar to Understand Migratory Birds and their Habitats: Critical Needs for the Gulf of Mexico |
Wildlife Ecology in Disturbed Environments |