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Bird Surveys and Conservation Status of Three Sites in Western Ecuador Final Report of Project Ortalis '96

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Edited By: Robert G Pople and Ian J Burfield
125 pages, Illus, figs, tabs
Bird Surveys and Conservation Status of Three Sites in Western Ecuador
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  • Bird Surveys and Conservation Status of Three Sites in Western Ecuador ISBN: 9781901399011 Spiralbound Dec 1997 In stock
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These surveys, all conducted in the Tumbesian region of Ecuador, highlight the rich biodiversity of the region and the urgent need for conservation action there. The surveys (taken at Bosque Protector Cerro Blanco, the ridge-top forest at Reserva Ecologica Manglares-Churute, and Hacienda Gonzalez, a previously unknown private property) recorded 261 species of birds. In addition, 25 species of large mammal and seven genera of bats were also logged.

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Wildlife Guide
Edited By: Robert G Pople and Ian J Burfield
125 pages, Illus, figs, tabs
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