Sprague's Pipit.

Dates

Publication Date

2003

Citation

Julie P Landry, 2003, Sprague's Pipit.: In MULTISAR: The Milk River Basin Habitat Suitability Models for Selected Wildlife Management Species. Alberta Species at Risk Report No. 86, by Brad A. Downey, Brandy L. Downey, Rachael W. Quinlain, Oriano Castelli, Vernon J. Remesz and Paul F. Jones, 55-63. Edmonton, AB: Alberta Sustainable Resource Management, Fish and Wildlife Division. 2004.

Summary

Conclusions:The Sprague's pipit tends to occupy native grassland habitats containing very little or no woody vegetation, with non-native areas populated to a significantly lower extentThresholds/Learnings:

Summary

Conclusions:

The Sprague's pipit tends to occupy native grassland habitats containing very little or no woody vegetation, with non-native areas populated to a significantly lower extent

Thresholds/Learnings:

Contacts

author :

Julie P Landry

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Web Link

http://srd.alberta.ca/FishWildlife/SpeciesAtRisk/documents/SAR86-MULTISAR-MilkRiverProject-HabitatSuitabilityModels-Mar-2004.pdf

Communities

• Great Northern Landscape Conservation Cooperative
• LC MAP - Landscape Conservation Management and Analysis Portal
• Landscape Patterns Catalog

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Taxa Keyword

• birds
• grassland extent
• habitat suitability
• species at risk
• sprague's pipit

Context Keyword

• prairie

Scale Keyword

• sub-regional

Location Keyword

• Alberta

Landscape Patterns Category

• Natural cover amount

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LandscapePattern_Database_5_9_AMENDED_MattsBibEdits_v2.xlsx

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LCPID	SourceID	25

Citation Extension

citationType	Report
journal	In MULTISAR: The Milk River Basin Habitat Suitability Models for Selected Wildlife Management Species. Alberta Species at Risk Report No. 86, by Brad A. Downey, Brandy L. Downey, Rachael W. Quinlain, Oriano Castelli, Vernon J. Remesz and Paul F. Jones, 55-63. Edmonton, AB: Alberta Sustainable Resource Management, Fish and Wildlife Division. 2004