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  • New Forest Service Video Highlights IBP's Black-backed Woodpecker Research

    Chris Merkord

    By Chris Merkord

      • IBP is partnering with the US Forest Service to study and monitor Black-backed Woodpeckers breeding in recently burned forests of California. The Forest Service recently highlighted one component of this work in a short web-video.

    This article originally appeared in Contact Calls, the newsletter of the Institute for Bird Populations.

     

    IBP is partnering with the US Forest Service to study and monitor Black-backed Woodpeckers breeding in recently burned forests of California. The Forest Service recently highlighted one component of this work in a short web-video that features IBP Executive Director Rodney Siegel discussing the research and its implications for Black-backed Woodpecker conservation.

     

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=Q1UnMDGqG_4

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