Recovering southwestern willow flycatcher populations will benefit riparian health

This paper briefly reviews the distribution, taxonomy and population status of the southwestern willow flycatcher then follows with a survey of problems and threats faced by fragmented flycatcher populations in the Southwest. It concludes with a summary of potential actions that various stakeholders, including private citizens, can take to benefit the flycatcher and can also take important strides in conserving and recovering riparian ecosystems. Published in Transactions of the 64th North American Wildlife and Natural Resource Conference, on pages 275 - 291, in 1999.

Categories: Publication; Types: Citation, Conference Citation; Tags: Empidonax traillii exigua, Transactions of the 64th North American Wildlife and Natural Resource Conference, Wildlife Management Institute, riparian ecosystems, river and stream conservation, All tags... southwestern willow flycatcher, Fewer tags