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Midwest Coordinated Bird Monitoring Partnership Midwest Avian Data Center

Midwest Coordinated Bird Monitoring Partnership Midwest Avian Data Center. WELCOME BETA-TESTERS!!! Katie Koch, USFWS Grant Ballard, PRBO. What works well? What do you like about the Midwest Avian Data Center?. Midwest Coordinated Bird Monitoring Partnership Midwest Avian Data Center.

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Midwest Coordinated Bird Monitoring Partnership Midwest Avian Data Center

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  1. Midwest Coordinated Bird Monitoring PartnershipMidwest Avian Data Center WELCOME BETA-TESTERS!!! Katie Koch, USFWS Grant Ballard, PRBO

  2. What works well? What do you like about the Midwest Avian Data Center? Midwest Coordinated Bird Monitoring PartnershipMidwest Avian Data Center • Did you encounter any bugs? If so, please describe. • What changes would you like to see implemented immediately? Within one year?

  3. Join the MWADC User Group on our website. Midwest Coordinated Bird Monitoring PartnershipMidwest Avian Data Center • Gareth Rowell has been spearheading an effort to develop a user’s guide to the MWADC. • We also need to start bringing in data and identifying project and end user needs.

  4. FEEDBACK DUE TO KATIE BY MARCH 15, 2011 (katie_koch@fws.gov) Midwest Coordinated Bird Monitoring PartnershipMidwest Avian Data Center • Please also send pictures, recommended monitoring protocols and programs, and other Midwest content to feature. • We need to start bringing in Midwest avian data and identifying project and end user needs.

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