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For this project, The Water Institute (the Institute) and subcontractor Colibri Ecological Consulting, LLC (Colibri) utilized established methods and protocols capable of assessing changes of colonial waterbird populations and their important habitats within individual states and the broader northern Gulf of Mexico region. Data collection activities included: Aerial Photographic Nest Surveys: Implementation of fixed-wing aircraft surveys intended to assess waterbird colonies and document associated nesting within select portions of the northern Gulf of Mexico. Additional detail is provided on the Survey Protocols page of this portal. Nest Dotting Analyses: Review and analysis of aerial photographic nest surveys (2010-2013, 2015, 2018, and 2021) with the intention of documenting the breeding population size and associated nesting for each species at each colony. Additional detail is provided on the Dotting Protocols page of this portal.
~2 years
Creative Commons BY-SA
https://experience.arcgis.com/experience/010503b4c64b4ff6a7f3570220a53647
See all datasets managed by CPRA](https://coastal.la.gov/) and [The Water Institute.
avaiandataaws@thewaterinstitute.org
Gulfwide Avian Colony Monitoring Survey Photos was accessed on DATE
from https://registry.opendata.aws/gulfwide-avian-monitoring.
High Resolution Images
includes all the high resolution images (even the ones not referenced in the dotting process) with their original filenames. arn:aws:s3:::twi-aviandata
us-east-2
aws s3 ls --no-sign-request s3://twi-aviandata/