Conserving migratory land birds in the New World: Do we know enough?
John Faaborg(University of Missouri), Nils Warnock(Point Blue Conservation Science), Angela D. Anders(Department of Land and Natural Resources), Christopher L. Merkord(University of Missouri), Peter P. Marra(Georgetown University), Katie M. Dugger(Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife), T. Scott Sillett(Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute), Stephen I. Rothstein(University of California, Santa Barbara), Steven C. Latta(Allegheny Health Network), Sidney A. Gauthreaux(Clemson University), Alex E. Jahn(Oregon State University), Keith A. Hobson(Western University), Patricia J. Heglund(University of Idaho), Douglas J. Levey(Corner House), Frank R. Thompson(US Forest Service), Richard T. Holmes(Dartmouth College), Erica Nol(Trent University), Keith L. Bildstein(Hawk Mountain Sanctuary), Thomas W. Sherry(Tulane University), Douglas H. Johnson(Northern Prairie Wildlife Research Center)
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