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Least Bell's Vireo Surveys - Tijuana River Valley

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Project description

In 2017, USGS conducted Least Bell's Vireo surveys at the Tijuana River to document the species' status 2 years after the Kuroshio Shothole Borer/Fusarium Dieback infestation and compare it to historic vireo abundance and distribution.

Project protocol

Name: Least Bell's Vireo Survey Guidelines

LBVireo.2001.protocol.pdf 192KB

Project Data - Files

LBVI_TJRiver_2017_USGS.zip 14.58KB

Project focus

Project type: Monitoring

Target species: Least Bell's vireo

Target vegetation: riparian forest & scrub

Investigator: Barbara Kus

Main implementing entity: U.S. Geological Survey, Western Ecological Research Center

Point of contact: Scarlett L. Howell

SDMMP lead: Annabelle Bernabe

Files and Documents

2018 Least Bell's Vireo Response to Kuroshio Shot Hole Borer/Fusarium Dieback at the Tijuana River, California - 2017 Data Summary

Author(s):Howell, Scarlett L.; Kus, Barbara