• DOI:10.1898/NWN09-37.1
Corpus ID: 11691153

Killing Barred Owls to Help Spotted Owls I: A Global Perspective

@inproceedings{Livezey2010KillingBO,
  title={Killing Barred Owls to Help Spotted Owls I: A Global Perspective},
  author={Kent B. Livezey},
  year={2010}
}

• Kent B. Livezey
• Published 2010
• Biology

Abstract Barred Owls (Strix varia) expanded their range to include western North America and have been competing with federally threatened Northern Spotted Owls (S. occidentalis caurina) for the past few decades. To help protect Spotted Owls, the US Fish and Wildlife Service is considering conducting a 3- to 10-y study in which as many as 2150 to 4650 Barred Owls would be killed and, possibly, conducting long-term management of Barred Owls. To help give these considerations a global perspective… Expand

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