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    Native birds and their habitat needs on Canterbury rivers

    Hughey, Kenneth F. D.
    Abstract
    Canterbury’s rivers, especially the wide braided rivers, are special habitats for birdlife, occupied by a range of bird guilds.Several threatened and endangered species are enormously reliant on these rivers.The habitat needs of birdlife are highly dependent on controls maintained by river flows. There is a lack of research and at least 2 key critical habitat relationships: predation-flow and energetics. Some mitigation measures are possible but key ones are very expensive, e.g., vegetation management and predator control.
    Keywords
    native birds; habitat; Canterbury rivers; rivers
    Fields of Research
    0608 Zoology
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    Oral Presentation
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