Ducks Unlimited Canada
National Boreal Program
10525 170 St NW Suite 300
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
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The FMWSI’s Wetland Best Management Practices for Forest Management Planning…
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Read MoreA user-friendly overview of the interactions between boreal wetlands and…
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Report on waterfowl surveys conducted from 2013-2015 in the Seal…
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Among temperate-breeding birds, offspring survival and reproductive success are often inversely related to timing of breeding.
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Birds meet the energy and nutrient demands of egg formation by using dietary (exogenous) sources, somatic (endogenous) nutrients, or combinations of both. Therefore, understanding plasticity in resource acquisition and the allocation strategies that are used is important for predicting how ecosystem changes across a species- range could affect vital rates.
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Organisms that reproduce in temperate regions have limited time to produce offspring successfully, and this constraint is expected to be more pronounced in areas with short growing seasons.
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The western boreal forest (WBF) is the second most important duck breeding area in North America. Once thought to be relatively pristine, WBF habitat is undergoing rapid change due to industrial activity (e.g., commercial forestry, oil and gas exploration/extraction, agricultural expansion) and climate change.
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