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Golden-winged Warbler Status Review and Conservation Plan Editors: Amber M. Roth, Ronald W. Rohrbaugh, Tom Will, and David A. Buehler Cover art by: Ann-Kathrin Wirth Chapter 1: Golden-winged Warbler Status Review (to be inserted at a later date) Chapter 2: Golden-winged Warbler Full Life Cycle Conservation Strategy Chapter 3: Golden-winged Warbler Breeding Season Conservation Plan Chapter 4: Golden-winged Warbler Nonbreeding Season Conservation Plan (to be inserted at a later date) RECOMMENDED CITATION Roth, A.M., R.W. Rohrbaugh, T. Will, and D.A. Buehler, editors. 2012. Golden-winged Warbler status review and conservation plan. www.gwwa.org/ ii Photo by Roger Erikkson.
Chapter 3. GOLDEN-WINGED WARBLER BREEDING SEASON CONSERVATION PLAN Authors: Amber M. Roth Michigan Technological University Ronald W. Rohrbaugh Cornell Lab of Ornithology Kyle Aldinger West Virginia University Marja H. Bakermans Indiana University of Pennsylvania Sara Barker Swarthout Cornell Lab of Ornithology David A. Buehler University of Tennessee John L. Confer Ithaca College Dolly Crawford Cornell Lab of Ornithology Christian Friis Environment Canada R. Monica Fowlds H. T. Harvey & Associates Jeffery L. Larkin Indiana University of Pennsylvania John Loegering University of Minnesota James D. Lowe Cornell Lab of Ornithology Martin Piorkowski Arizona Game and Fish Kenneth V. Rosenberg Cornell Lab of Ornithology Curtis Smalling Audubon North Carolina Illustration by Ann-Kathrin Wirth. Theron M. Terhune Tall Timbers Research Station & Land Conservancy Rachel Vallender Environment Canada Tom Will U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Petra B. Wood West Virginia University
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Page 15 and 16: Quick Start Guide for Land Managers
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Northern Appalachian Subregion (Foc
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Distribution of Public and Protecte
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Potential Partners and Priority Sit
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Southern Appalachian-Cumberland Sub
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The Great Lakes Conservation Region
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Figure 3-40. Model results showing
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Lake of the Woods Subregion (Focal
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Lower Michigan Subregion (Focal Are
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Figure 3-48. Model results showing
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New England Subregion (Focal Areas
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to maintain the Golden-winged Warbl
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especially in the years immediately
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Response of Associated Species We r
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Table 3-16. Summary of conservation
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