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Kiawah Island East End Erosion and Beach Restoration Project : survey of changes in potential macroinvertebrate prey communities in piping plaver (Charadrius melodus) foraging habitats : final report
Marine Resources Research Institute (S.C.) Bergquist, Derk C. Levisen, Martin Forbes, Leona
Marine Resources Research Institute (S.C.)
Bergquist, Derk C.
Levisen, Martin
Forbes, Leona
Abstract
Modification of ocean shorelines can significantly impact the quality of shorebird habitat and may pose a serious threat for threatened and endangered shorebirds that use these areas for migratory stopover and overwintering habitat. This is a study of the Restoration Project's effect on the piping plover.
Issue Date
2011-11-22
Keywords
Kiawah Island East End Erosion and Beach Restoration Project, Aquatic invertebrates--South Carolina--Kiawah Island, Piping plover--Habitat--South Carolina--Kiawah Island, Beach nourishment--South Carolina--Kiawah Island
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