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PHJV November 2002

1. The purpose of this newsletter
2. Assessment study synopsis
3. PDF version of this edition

 

PHJV Assessment Study Update

Volume 6, Number 2 - November 2002

The purpose of this newsletter is to keep our conservation partners informed of progress in processing and analyzing data and reporting results from the assessment project of the North American Waterfowl Management Plan (NAWMP) Prairie Habitat Joint Venture (PHJV).

Featured Articles

Mallard Nest Site Selection: Have the rules of the game changed? - By Dave Howerter
Do mallards select the safest sites for their nests?

PHJV Idled Parkland - By Todd Arnold
Assessment data indicate Idle Parkland to be one of the most productive habitats out there – is it real?

Up in ARMs: Learning as We Go - By Llwellyn Armstrong
Now that Assessment data collection has wrapped up, what's left?

Daughter of Assessment: Spatial and Temporal Variation in Nest Success of Prairie Ducks - By Bob Emery
Ducks Unlimited Launches new field study in 2002.

Short Notes

Recent Assessment Publications

Assessment Data at Work

PHJV Assessment Study UPDATE is produced by Ducks Unlimited Canada's Institute for Wetland and Waterfowl Research, Stonewall, Manitoba, Canada. E-mail us at: iwwr@ducks.ca

PHJV Assessment Study Update - January, 2002.