Giacomini Wetland Restoration Project: Restoration: Giacomini Wetlands: A Haven for Ducks: Citations

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Citations:

Avocet Research Associates (ARA; 2002). Giacomini Wetland Restoration Site: special status animal species - reconnaissance and compliance, Final report to Point Reyes National Seashore, National Park Service.

Avocet Research Associates (ARA; 2009). Tomales Bay Wetland Restoration Site. Final report to Point Reyes National Seashore, National Park Service.

Avocet Research Associates (ARA; 2010). Tomales Bay Wetland Restoration Site Winter Avian Surveys, Years 1 & 2: Interim report to Point Reyes National Seashore, National Park Service.

Avocet Research Associates (ARA; 2011). Giacomini Marsh Wetland Restoration Avian Population Surveys: Winter 2008-2011. Final report to Point Reyes National Seashore, National Park Service.

Colwell, M.A. 1983. Shorebird community patterns in seasonally dynamic estuary. Condor. 95:104-114.

Goals Project. 2000. Baylands Ecosystem Species and Community Profiles: life histories and environmental requirements of key plants, fish, and wildlife. Prepared for the San Francisco Bay Area Wetlands Ecosystem Goals Project. P.R. Olofson, editor. San Francisco Regional Water Quality Control Board, Oakland, California. San Francisco Bay Estuary.

Kelly, J.P. and S.L. Tappen. 1998. Distribution, abundance, and implications for conservation of winter waterbirds on Tomales Bay, California. Western Birds: 29:103-120.

Kelly, J.P. 2001. Distribution and abundance of winter shorebirds on Tomales Bay, California: Implications for conservation. Western Birds. 32(3):145-166. (331 KB PDF)

Kelly, J. and E. Condeso. 2009. Update on Shorebird Use of Newly Restored Wetlands. Prepared for Point Reyes National Seashore.

Kelly, J. and E. Condeso. 2011. Shorebird Use of the Giacomini Wetlands Restoration area: 2011 Update. Audubon Canyon Ranch. Cypress Grove Research Center. (903 KB PDF)

National Park Service. 2007. Giacomini Wetlands Restoration Project Environmental Impact Statement/Environmental Impact Report (EIS/EIR).

Shuford, W.D., G.W. Page, J.G. Evens, and L.E. Stenzel. 1989. Seasonal abundance of waterbirds at Point Reyes: a California perspective. Western Birds. 20:137-265.

Warnock, N. , G.W. Page, and L.E. Stenzel. 1995. Non-migratory movements of Dunlin on their California wintering grounds, Wilson Bulletin. 107:131-139.

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Giacomini Wetlands: A Haven for Ducks
Page 1. What's Going on at Giacomini--in a Nutshell
Page 2. Introduction
Page 3. Year One
Page 4. Year Two
Page 5. Year Three
Page 6. Conclusions
Page 7. Citations

 

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restoration includes:

Restoration Water, Water, and More Water How Long Will It Take For Tidal Wetlands To Develop? Two Years Later: Already Dramatic Improvements in Water Quality Giacomini Wetlands: A Haven for Ducks

Spring is in the Air--and in the Water Untangling the Food Web: Changes in Prey Base Following Restoration What's the Long-Term Future of the Restored Wetlands? How Can We Learn About the Restoration? How Can We Be A Part of the Restoration Process? Kids in Wetlands - Learning Through Experience Where Can We View the Restored Wetlands?

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