Artwork by Sophie Webb
Lead authors: John Robinson, On My Mountain,
Inc., birdshrike@cs.com
John Alexander, Klamath Bird
Observatory, jda@klamathbird.org
Supporting authors:
Sue Abbott, Grant
Ballard, Dan Barton, Gregg Elliott, Sacha Heath, Diana Humple, Melissa
Pitkin, Sandy Scoggin, Diana Stralberg
An Excerpt from the Executive Summary:
The California Coniferous Forest Bird Conservation
Plan (Conservation Plan) has been developed to help guide conservation
policy and action on behalf of coniferous habitats and associated
landbirds throughout California. The Conservation Plan is a synthesis
of the current state of knowledge concerning birds in California's
coniferous forests and the problems they face. Recommendations presented
here can be used by land managers to support viable populations
of birds that depend on these forests for breeding.
Recommended Citation
CalPIF (California Partners in Flight). 2002. Version 1.0. The draft
coniferous forest bird conservation plan: a strategy for protecting
and managing coniferous forest habitats and associated birds in
California (J. Robinson and J. Alexander, lead authors). Point Reyes
Bird Observatory, Stinson Beach, CA. http://www.prbo.org/calpif/plans.html.
Feedback on Plan Use:
We are looking for as much input from resource managers, biologists,
and the public as possible, so please send us your feedback.
Read the Draft Coniferous
Forest Bird Conservation Plan Version 1.0
Query/view GIS database of CalPIF coniferous forest study sites
Focal Species Accounts and Range and Breeding
Status Maps:
- Focal Species Accounts:
- Focal Species Range and Breeding Status Maps:
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