Snowy Plover Monitoring at Point Reyes National Seashore, 1997-2023 - Data Package

Description

The Snowy plover monitoring survey keeps track of the breeding population and reproductive success on the beaches of Point Reyes National Seashore (PORE). A census of plovers across all survey sites on PORE is performed, where each observed plover's age, sex, and leg bands (if any) are recorded. Nests found within the survey sites are recorded and tracked across a period of 28 days to monitor each nest's activity, tracking the number of chicks and any chicks lost during that interval. Predator presence and their activity at the time of observation is also documented. This data package contains the result of these surveys from 1997 up to 2023, with data on observed plovers and their leg bands (if any), nesting activity, and predator presence/activity.

Resources

Name Format Description Link
SFAN_SNPL_Bands.csv CSV Detailed leg band information of observed Snowy plovers Open resource
SFAN_SNPL_ChickBands.csv CSV Leg band information of observed Snowy plover chicks Open resource
SFAN_SNPL_Events.csv CSV Environmental, time, and directional information of each survey Open resource
SFAN_SNPL_Nesting.csv CSV Observations of nesting Snowy plovers and their offspring Open resource
SFAN_SNPL_Observations.csv CSV Observations of any Snowy plover encountered Open resource
SFAN_SNPL_Predators.csv CSV Observations of nearby predators Open resource
SFAN_SNPL_metadata.xml XML EML Metadata Open resource

Tags

Topics

Categories