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Status of Birds

In this chapter we will summarize the effects of human footprint on old-forest birds and the effects of landbase change on bird relative abundance.

Chapter 4.1 Status of Old-Forest Birds

Status of Old-Forest Birds

Summary of the effects of human disturbance on birds associated with old deciduous and mixedwood forests in Norbord's Operating Areas. 

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Chapter 4.2 Attributing Landbase Change: Individual Bird Species

Attributing Landbase Change: Individual Bird Species

Summary of how different types of landbase change (e.g., new forestry footprint, fire) affect the abundance of individual bird species. 

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Chapter 4.3 Attributing Landbase Change: All Birds

Attributing Landbase Change: All Birds

Summary of the effects of different types of landbase change (e.g. new forestry footprint, fire) on bird abundance.

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