Birds Canada

Building Off Previous Project Phases, the Projects Objectives Are: (1) No Net Loss of Cerulean Warbler Population in 22,360 Hectares Within Its Two Canadian Strongholds the Frontenac Arch and Carolinian Region, Until 2030 and (2) Increased Availability of New Suitable Habitat for Cerulean Warbler in the Carolinian Region (100 Ha, Representing Habitat Available for 30 Breeding Pairs) Over Two Years. the Specific Project Activities Include: Working With Private and Public Landowners to Improve Habitat Conservation and Management and Reduce Threats for Cerulean Warbler and Other Target Species at Risk Monitoring and Surveys for Target Species Occupancy, Nesting Success, Habitat, and Threats Implement Beneficial Management Practices (BMPS) for Cerulean Warbler to Create New Suitable Habitat and Developing a BMP Impact Assessment Tool to Evaluate Success of Habitat Improvement and Creation Efforts.