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American Oystercatcher Recovery Initiative

American Oystercatcher Recovery Initiative. 2012 Working group update. Business plan. Objective: 30% population increase in 10 years ~ 0.5 chicks/pair/year Coordinated long-term management and conservation Scale:

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American Oystercatcher Recovery Initiative

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  1. American Oystercatcher Recovery Initiative 2012 Working group update

  2. Business plan • Objective: • 30% population increase in 10 years • ~ 0.5 chicks/pair/year • Coordinated long-term management and conservation • Scale: • 10M over 10 years in matching support from the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation (NFWF) • Encompasses the range of the American Oystercatcher in North America

  3. Vital signs • Population size • New population estimate from upcoming winter survey • Productivity (Chicks/pair) • 0.5 needed for 30% pop increase in 10 years • Average of 0.53 since start of initiative • Up from 0.3 (declining) before initative • Coordinated Management • Good communication/Rapid transfer of information • Development and implementation of BMPs • Coordinated Monitoring • Common metrics, survey standards, and reporting • Habitat managed • 800 miles of coastline managed • Participation and support • AMOY Working Group continues to grow • Partners in every Atlantic and Gulf Coast state • Federal, State, and private support for the initative

  4. Annual AMOY productivity AMOY Recovery initiative Average 0.53 chicks/pair per year after start of initiative

  5. 2012 field season

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