Forest bird biodiversity in winter - Gros Morne

Birds are an important component of the biodiversity of boreal forests and bird populations can serve as a useful measure of forest health. The monitoring of winter forest bird assemblage combines a passive point count with broadcasts of chickadee and Red Crossbill calls. The survey is done for two consecutive years, every five year during February and March along 19 routes located at low to mid elevations in Western Newfoundland and the Northern Peninsula forest ecoregions in Gros Morne.

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Title (French)	Biodiversité des oiseaux forestiers en hiver - Gros-Morne
Update Frequency	as_needed
Geographic Scope	["10"]
Criticality Level	["educators", "nongovernmental_organizations", "scientists", "students"]
Sensitivity Level	unrestricted
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Contact Email	darroch.whitaker@pc.gc.ca
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Open Canada Date Published	2017-10-01 00:00:00
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Open Canada Subject	["nature_and_environment"]
Open Canada Keywords	{"fr": ["Oiseaux forestiers d’hiver", "espèces en péril", "dénombrements ponctuels", "enregistrements de cris d’oiseaux", "mésange à tête noire", "Terre-Neuve"], "en": ["Wintering forest birds", "species at risk", "Point Counts", "Bird Call Broadcasts", "Black-capped Chickadee", "Newfoundland"]}
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