The 2007 Snowy Plover breeding season marked the seventh consecutive year of collaborative monitoring and research on a colormarked population in coastal northern California between Mad River Biologists and Humboldt State University. Dr. Mark Colwell and his students, in collaboration primarily with Sean McAllister and Ron LeValley have contributed to the recovery effort. Our annual reports and published papers are available as .pdf files below.

Annual Reports

• Recovery Unit 2 2007 Final Snowy Plover Report
• Recovery Unit 2 2006 Final Snowy Plover Report
• Recovery Unit 2 2005 Final Snowy Plover Report
• Recovery Unit 2 2004 Final Snowy Plover Report
• Recovery Unit 2 2003 Final Snowy Plover Report
• Recovery Unit 2 2002 Final Snowy Plover Report
• Recovery Unit 2 2001 Final Snowy Plover Report
• Recovery Unit 2 2000 Final Snowy Plover Report

Publications

• Snowy Plover reproductive success in beach and river habitats. 2005.
  Colwell, M. A., C. B. Millett, J. J. Meyer, J. N. Hall, S. J. Hurley, S. E. McAllister, A. N. Transou, and R. R. LeValley.
• Philopatry and Natal Dispersal of the Western Snowy Plover
  Colwell, Mark A, Sean E. Mcallister, Cheryl B. Millett, Amber N. Transou, Stephen M. Mullin, Zach J. Nelson, Carol A. Wilson, And Ron R. Levalley.