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List of Desired Products Priority Rank Estimate population sizes for target species (state and BCR scale) HIGH (1) Predict distributions (temporal and spatial) HIGH (2) Develop clearinghouse for Working Group products (Ning site, Griffon groups) MEDIUM Evaluate habitat associations for select species using monitoring program data (site [100-m], landscape scales) MEDIUM Develop “1-page” summaries for select species summarizing habitat associations and best management practices MEDIUM Develop conceptual models for additional target species (e.g., bitterns) LOW Assess the survey protocol LOW Product Identification

Product: Population EstimatesPopulation Estimates User group(s): State agenciesState agencies Joint Venture partnersJoint Venture partners Process for completion: Identify person(s) to develop analysisIdentify person(s) to develop analysis Find funding to complete analysisFind funding to complete analysis Get backlog of data into MWADCGet backlog of data into MWADC Integrate analysis into MWADCIntegrate analysis into MWADC Timeline: December 2015December 2015 Working group lead(s): Ben KahlerBen Kahler Mike MonfilsMike Monfils Ryan BradyRyan Brady Next Steps

Habitat Sampling Changes Add interspersion index (such as Stewart and Kantrud 1971) Consider collecting azimuth information to better characterize bird locations (optional) Limit sampling to the third visit only Consider adding water depth as a variable Require the sampling of habitat information Contact newly added surveys to inform them about habitat data collection (and changes) Next Steps