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The Effects of Management Practices an Grassland Birds—An Introduction to North American Grasslands and the Practices Used to Manage Grasslands and Grassland Birds

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Title: The Effects of Management Practices an Grassland Birds—An Introduction to North American Grasslands and the Practices Used to Manage Grasslands and Grassland Birds
Author:
Shaffer, J.; DeLong, J.
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Pages:
74
Affiliation
US Geological Survey (USGS)
Technology:
Wind Energy, Land-Based Wind
Stressor:
Habitat Change
Receptor:
Birds
Language:
English

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Shaffer, J.; DeLong, J. (2019). The Effects of Management Practices an Grassland Birds—An Introduction to North American Grasslands and the Practices Used to Manage Grasslands and Grassland Birds. Report by US Geological Survey (USGS).https://doi.org/10.3133/pp1842A
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AU - DeLong, J
AB - The grasslands of North America can be divided into several major biogeographic regions, including the tallgrass, mixed-grass, and shortgrass prairies of the Great Plains; the desert grasslands of the southwestern United States and Mexico; the California grasslands; the Palouse prairie in the Intermountain Region (that is, the area between the Rocky Mountains and the Cascade and Sierra mountain ranges) of northwestern United States and British Columbia; the fescue prairie of northern Montana, southern Alberta, and central Saskatchewan; and the coastal grasslands of the Gulf Coast (Sims and Risser, 2000).
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Abstract

The grasslands of North America can be divided into several major biogeographic regions, including the tallgrass, mixed-grass, and shortgrass prairies of the Great Plains; the desert grasslands of the southwestern United States and Mexico; the California grasslands; the Palouse prairie in the Intermountain Region (that is, the area between the Rocky Mountains and the Cascade and Sierra mountain ranges) of northwestern United States and British Columbia; the fescue prairie of northern Montana, southern Alberta, and central Saskatchewan; and the coastal grasslands of the Gulf Coast (Sims and Risser, 2000).