Effects of energy sector development and recovery on the threatened Canada Warbler

This report provides an estimate of what the total impacts of energy development are on the Canada Warbler in the Oilsands Planning Region. We show that habitat loss is occurring due to energy development with weak evidence of habitat fragmentation effects (sometimes positive, sometimes negative). This work demonstrates that the cumulative effects of oilsands and other activities are altering the size of Canada Warbler populations in the region based on changes in habitat availability but that these effects are mitigated over time as vegetation recovers.

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Short Name of Publication	Effects of energy sector development and recovery on the threatened Canada Warbler
Deliverable Type	Technical Report
Program Catagory	Terrestrial Biological
Program Type	OSM
Author	Solymos P , Becker M , Bayne E , Gregoire J
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Year of Publication	2020
Publishing Organization	ABMI
Month of Publication	11
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