Aperçu
Nom du projet
Programme de surveillance des marais de la Colombie-Britannique
Niveau d'accès
par requête
Première année
2020
Ensemble de données
British Columbia Marsh Monitoring Program - Habitat Surveys
À propos
Résumé de l’ensemble de données
The dataset includes occurrence and abundance data for targeted marsh dependent birds, the overall bird community in marshes, marsh dependent amphibians, and a marsh habitat description for each site
Saison(s) et fréquence
Surveys are conducted between March and July.
Région géographique couverte
British Columbia
Principales espèces couvertes
Marsh Birds and Amphibians - Clements v2021; Cornell Lab of Ornithology; eBird/Birds of the World - Canadian Herpetological Society. 2021 - Matsuda, B. M., Green, D. M., and Gregory, P. T. 2006. Amphibians and reptiles of British Columbia. Royal BC Museum.
Objectifs
To understand the distribution and abundance of marsh birds and amphibians to monitor their status and inform conservation, management, and recovery strategies.
Méthodologie
Plan d’échantillonnage
-The BCMMP uses standardized point count surveys for marsh birds and amphibians. Surveys for marsh birds start with a 5-minute passive survey period followed by a 5-minute call playback. Surveys for amphibians are passive and last 3 minutes.
Méthodes de terrain
Protocols are all available for download at: https://www.birdscanada.org/birdmon/bcmmp/resources.jsp
AQ/CQ
WildResearch reviews the survey data to see if any uncommon or rare species are detected. If uncommon or rare species are detected, or abnormally large counts are recorded, we will contact the volunteer to verify the species.
Partenaires
Comment citer
WildResearch, Oiseaux Canada, and Environnement et Changement climatique Canada. 2025. "British Columbia Marsh Monitoring Program - Habitat Surveys". Données obtenues de NatureCounts, Oiseaux Canada. 10.71842/avyf-fk81
