COG Woodland Bird Monitoring Project

Canberra Ornithologists Group monitors woodland birds at 15 locations (142 monitoring sites) in the key woodland corridors around Canberra, including reserve and leasehold areas. Surveys of birds are done seasonally, four times a year, and some sites in the Project have been monitored for 20 years.

This data is used for a variety of conservation related purposes, including by Government, students, researchers, and community groups. For example, this data informed the development of the ACT Lowland Woodland Conservation Strategy, the blueprint for managing grassy woodlands and their fauna in the ACT. Data collected from the project is analysed for trends and reported in COG’s journal, Canberra Bird Notes.

 


 

© Long-term Trends in ACT Woodland Birds 1998 – 2019
by Bounds J, Davey C, Taws N, Evans MJ, Rayner L, October 2021 (PDF, 9.6 MB)

Note: Please contact COG for further information about matters in this report, or use of content.

 


 

© An Analysis of Bird Occupancy and Habitat Changes at six woodland locations – 2003 and 2010
by N. Taws, J. Bounds,A. Rowell and R. Cunningham, November 2011 (PDF,1.47 MB)

 


 

© A Statistical Analysis of Trends in Occupancy Rates of Woodland Birds in the ACT 1998- 2008 The Ten-Year Data Analysis April 2010
by J. Bounds, N. Taws and R. Cunningham, April 2010 (PDF,1.15 MB)

 


 

© A Statistical Analysis of Trends in Occupancy Rates of Woodland Birds in the ACT, 1998 to December 2005
by J. Bounds, N. Taws and R. Cunningham, February 2007 (PDF, 253 KB)

Graphs for above report (PDF, 5.47 MB)

 


 

© A Statistical Analysis of Trends in Detection Rates of Woodland Birds in the ACT, 1998 to 2004
by R. Cunningham and A. Rowell, 2006 (PDF, 234 KB)

Graphs for above report (PDF, 4.14 MB)

 


 

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