Predator-prey interactions among fish-eating birds and selected fishery resources in the Chesapeake Bay: temporal and spatial trends and implications for fishery assessment and management.

Authors

G. Garman
C. Viverette
B. D. Watts, The Center for Conservation BiologyFollow
S Macko, The Center for Conservation Biology

Code

CCBTR-10-14

Publication Date

2010

Topic

Predator-Prey Interactions; Wildlife and Society

Species

Bald Eagle; Great Blue Heron; Osprey; Great Egret; Brown Pelican; Great Black-backed Gull; Double-crested Cormorant

Source

Center for Conservation Biology Technical Report Series. College of William and Mary and Virginia Commonwealth University, Williamsburg, VA.

Pages

149

Recommended Citation

Garman, G., C.Viverette, B. Watts, S. Macko, J. Uphoff. 2013. Predator-prey interactions among fish-eating birds and selected fishery resources in the Chesapeake Bay: temporal and spatial trends and implications for fishery assessment and management. CCBTR-10-14. Center for Conservation Biology Technical Report Series. College of William and Mary and Virginia Commonwealth University, Williamsburg, VA. 149 pp.