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BIRD POPULATIONS JOURNAL
Bird Populations has suspended publication. We’d like to thank our many contributors and readers over the years.
Back-issues
Volumes 1-6 are available in print. Click on the links to view the Table of Contents:
Photo Credits: Top of Page, Steve Garvie; Right Column, Lip Kee
JOURNAL COVER
First published by IBP in 1993, Bird Populations fills a major gap in the scientific literature. No other technical publication is dedicated to the study of dynamic avian demography and biogeography from a global perspective.
