Wyoming Partners In Flight Wyoming Bird Conservation Plan Compiled by: Sharon H. Nicholoff 1 May 2003
Version 2.0
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State of Knowledge of Wyoming Birds: Primary Resources
Riparian Habitat: Information, Issues, and Recommendations
Wetlands: Information, Issues, and Recommendations
Aquatic Habitat: Information, Issues, and Recommendations
Meadows: Information, Issues, and Recommendations
Shortgrass Prairie: Information, Issues, and Recommendations
Alpine Tundra/Grasslands: Information, Issues, and Recommendations
Forests: Information, Issues, and Recommendations
Juniper Woodland: Information, Issues, and Recommendations
Shrub-steppe: Information, Issues, and Recommendations
Mountain-foothills Shrub: Information, Issues, and Recommendations
Cliffs, Rock Outcrops, and Canyons: Information, Issues, and Recommendations
Level I Priority Bird Species: Information, Issues, and Recommendations
Level II Priority Bird Species: Information, Issues, and Recommendations
Level III Priority Bird Species: Information, Issues, and Recommendations (including references for all priority birds)
Inventory, Monitoring, and Research Needs (including “Monitoring Wyoming’s Birds: The Plan for Count-based Monitoring” and the “Monitoring Wyoming’s Birds” 2002 report)
Other Issues and Threats (including the Important Bird Area program, shade-grown coffee, pesticides, predation, nest parasitism, habitat conversion, structures, diseases, and the effects of noise on birds)
Public Awareness, Outreach, and Education
Bird Conservation Plan Implementation
Appendix I: Common and Scientific Names of Plants Mentioned in the Text