Wildlife Management Institute: Helping Woodcock and Other Young-Forest Wildlife Along the Atlantic Coast
Photo credit: wildlifemanagementinstitute.org
The Atlantic Coast region stretches from southwestern Maine to the mouth of Chesapeake Bay. Although urbanization has chewed up many thousands of acres, this great expanse of land remains critically important to a range of resident and migratory wildlife, including many species that need young-forest habitat. Recently, conservationists in the region have joined forces and funding to launch the Atlantic Coast Regional Woodcock Initiative, reports the Wildlife Management Institute (WMI).
Posted by WILDNEWJERSEY at 3/2/2010 7:00 AM 
Categories: Birds, Wildlife
Tags: woodcock Eastern towhees ruffed grouse golden-winged warblers whip-poor-wills cottontails wild turkeys bog turtles bobcats
Categories: Birds, Wildlife
Tags: woodcock Eastern towhees ruffed grouse golden-winged warblers whip-poor-wills cottontails wild turkeys bog turtles bobcats
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