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Title: Common Murre Population Monitoring 96144
Project Year and Number: 1996: 96144
Other Fiscal Years and Numbers for this Project: 2002: 02144, 2001: 01144, 2000: 00144-A, 1999: 99144-A, 1998: 98144-A, 1997: 97144
Principal Investigator (PI): Dave Roseneau (US Fish & Wildlife Service)
Managing Agency: USFWS
Assisting Personnel: Vernon Byrd, Arthur Kettle
Research Location: KEN
Restoration Category: Monitoring
Injured Resources Addressed: Common Murres
Abstract: The project is designed to determine whether common murre populations at a series of index colonies within the area affected by the oil spill are recovering. This objective would be accomplished by counting murres at all five locations to document the presence or absence of post-spill population trends. Each location would be surveyed every 3 years, but the field work is proposed so that a portion of it would be accomplished annually (i.e. colonies in the western portion of the spill zone would be surveyed in FY 96, central colonies would be counted in FY 97, and the eastern-most colonies would be visited in FY 98).Proposal: Not Available
Reports:
Annual Report FY96: View (2,005 KB)
Final Report: See Project 99144-A
Publications from this Project: None Available