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Federal
A BIOENERGETIC MODEL USED TO EVALUATE MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES FOR WINTERING WATERFOWL AT SEQUOYAH NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE, VIAN, OKLAHOMA https://doi.org/10.7944/W3HT01
Department of the Interior —
A primary focus of Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge (SNWR) is to provide habitat and foraging opportunities for waterfowl and other wetland dependent species. SNWR... -
Federal
A BIOENERGETIC MODEL USED TO EVALUATE MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES FOR WINTERING WATERFOWL AT SEQUOYAH NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE, VIAN, OKLAHOMA https://doi.org/10.7944/W3HT01
Department of the Interior —
A primary focus of Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge (SNWR) is to provide habitat and foraging opportunities for waterfowl and other wetland dependent species. SNWR... -
Federal
Spatial sampling locations for waterfowl monitoring on Pee Dee NWR using Integrated Waterbird Monitoring and Management Protocol
Department of the Interior —
Data set consists of polygons of impoundments sampled for winter waterfowl use following the Integrated Waterbird Monitoring Protocol on Pee Dee NWR -
Federal
Midwinter Waterfowl Use Data for Overflow NWR
Department of the Interior —
Data consists of a compilation of midwinter waterfowl counts conducted on Overflow NWR since 1986 -
Federal
Monthly Waterfowl Use Data for Overflow NWR - 1985-1988
Department of the Interior —
Data consists of a monthly waterfowl counts conducted on Overflow NWR from 1985-1988 including some aerial counts. -
Federal
Waterfowl monitoring data on Overflow NWR using Integrated Waterbird Monitoring and Management Protocol
Department of the Interior —
Data set consists of winter waterfowl use on impoundments following the Integrated Waterbird Monitoring Protocol on Overflow NWR. -
Federal
Spatial sampling locations for waterfowl monitoring on Overflow NWR using Integrated Waterbird Monitoring and Management Protocol
Department of the Interior —
Data set consists of polygons of impoundments sampled for winter waterfowl use following the Integrated Waterbird Monitoring Protocol on Overflow NWR.