Data for: Effects of seasonal fine-scale hydrologic conditions on American alligator nest fate in the Everglades

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American alligators (Alligator mississippiensis) are responsive to hydrologic conditions at all stages of their life history, making them well established indicators of ecosystem restoration within the Everglades. The distribution and success of alligator nesting is monitored annually within Everglades National Park by systematic reconnaissance flight (SRF) helicopter surveys. This dataset represents a subset of the long-term monitoring program data, consisting of data for nests observed between 2008 - 2023, which was used to investigate the relationships between nest-level hydrology and multiple causes of nest failure.

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Name Format Description Link
nest_visit_data.csv CSV Alligator nest status observations Open resource
srf_nest_data.csv CSV Alligator nest discovery observations from systematic reconnaissance flight (SRF) surveys Open resource
alligator_nest_monitoring_metadata.xml XML EML Metadata Open resource

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