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Best Management Practices - Appalachian Mountains

Biologists and conservationists have developed Best Management Practices (BMPs) for the American woodcock in the central Appalachian Mountains region.

Best Management Practices for the Central Appalachian Mountains Region (PDF)

  • Home
  • Natural History
    • The American WoodcockHistory, appearance, behavior, diet and more
    • Declining PopulationsDeclining populations of Woodcock are caused by lack of habitat.
    • Habitat TypesHabitat types play an important role in the woodcock management plan.
  • Conservation
  • Habitat
  • Regional Initiatives
    • Northern Young Forest InitiativeMost of New England, the Adirondack Mountains of New York, and Atlantic Canada
    • Appalachian Mountains Young Forest InitiativeSouthern New York, much of Pennsylvania, western Maryland, West Virginia, and parts of Ohio and Virginia
    • Upper Great Lakes Young Forest InitiativeMichigan, Wisconsin, and Minnesota
    • Atlantic Coast Young Forest InitiativeMaine, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, and more
    • Lower Great Lakes Young Forest InitiativeOhio, Pennsylvania, New York, Vermont, and the Canadian provinces of Ontario and Quebec
  • Science
  • Partners
  • Resources

Appalachian Mountains

  • Overview
  • Best Management Practices
  • Demonstration Areas
  • Contacts
  • Partners
  • Context of Management

The Plan

  • Implementing the American Woodcock Conservation Plan


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