Mon 24 Nov 2008
LWC Podcast – Episode 9: Bird Atlas Project
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In this episode we are joined by Spring Ligi and Joe Coleman to talk about the Loudoun Bird Atlas Project that we just launched. This is a significant endeavor, collecting data on more than 295 bird species over the course of the next four years to find out where the birds are breeding and over wintering. Having this data will provide excellent insights into bird habitats and priorities for conservation.
You can read more about our Bird Atlas Project here. As project materials are produced over the coming months, we’ll add them to the web page so you can take a look at the map of Loudoun with the count blocks, download data collection sheets and more.
The Birds of Loudoun checklist, which was completed as a first step in this project, can be downloaded here. It’s a great tool to take into the field to keep track of the diversity of species that you come across.
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You people rule, setting the gold standard for what the larger Virginia birding community should be doing in so many ways. Thanx for the good work you all are doing. And, congratulations.
Thanks for the kind words Paul! We’re doing our best with all this
We’re fortunate to have so many people involved and volunteering their time to make a difference for wildlife and their habitats. This bird atlas will be a huge accomplishment