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This dataset represents point observations of Red-cockaded Woodpeckers
(Picoides borealis) between 1965 and 2008, compiled from a variety of
data sources by the Avian Knowledge Network. Red-cockaded Woodpeckers
are designated as an endangered species by the USFWS. This dataset is
intended to characterize the general areas in which this species has
been observed. This dataset is not intended for rigorous scientific
analysis due to the varying quality and precision of the underlying
data. Coordinates should be regarded as approximate due to the wide
range in projects and protocols from which these data were obtained. The
records generally lack critical information for statistically
calculating density of this species at a given point. Users of this
dataset are encouraged to cite the original observers and the effort of
Avian Knowledge Network in compiling the underlying data used to create
this dataset. Coordinate information contained in tabular data obtained
from Avian Knowledge Network was used to create points within this
shapefile, to which selected fields from the table were attached to
provide additional information about the observation at that point.
One observation point (536) is located in the Arctic region, we included
this record because some information about the observer and project ID
is included in the attribute table.
Data Provided By:
Conservation Biology Institute
Content date:
1965,2008
Citation:
Title: Red-cockaded Woodpecker observations in the Southeast United States Credits: Conservation Biology Institute Publication Date: 2008 Publisher: Conservation Biology Institute Online Linkages:
Other Citation Info: The underlying tabular data used to create this dataset were retrieved from the Avian Knowledge Network (http://www.avianknowledge.net/content/download) on 8/2008. Fields were renamed from the Bird Monitoring Data Exchange (BMDE) format to fit the constraints of the DBF file format, and only certain fields were retained from the downloaded tabular data.
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The Conservation Biology Institute (CBI) provides scientific expertise to support the conservation and recovery of biological diversity in its natural state through applied research, education, planning, and community service.