A large portion of Canada is covered by wetlands; mapping and monitoring them is of great
importance for various applications. In this regard, Remote Sensing (RS) technology has …

In migratory birds, among‐and within‐species heterogeneity in response to climate change
may be attributed to differences in migration distance and environmental cues that affect …

American woodcock (Scolopax minor; woodcock) are monitored, in part, by counts of
displaying male woodcock collected via the American Woodcock Singing Ground Survey …

Informed population monitoring efforts are essential for sound management of harvested
species, and adaptive strategies that provide detailed information to monitoring efforts often …

Context Effective wildlife management requires information on habitat and resource needs,
which can be estimated with movement information and modelling energetics. One …

Effective conservation of migratory birds requires gathering of information about their
population trends, often acquired using migratory bird counts. These schemes ideally …

Migratory connectivity is a metric of the co‐occurrence of migratory animals originating from
different breeding sites, and like their spatial dispersion, can vary substantially during the …

Delays in waterfowl autumn migration have been widely reported by hunters and
ornithologists throughout North America. The implications of such delays are vast, with …

Potential bias in breeding population estimates of certain duck species from the Waterfowl
Breeding Population and Habitat Survey (WBPHS) has been a concern for decades. The …

Survival and habitat selection during brood‐rearing influences reproductive success and
waterfowl population dynamics. For effective management, it is important to understand vital …