Bird Conservation Strategy for region 13 in Quebec: identified threats

Table 4. Relative magnitude of identified threats to priority species within BCR 13-QC by threat category and broad habitat class.
Threat category Habitat class

Coniferous
Habitat class

Deciduous
Habitat class

Mixed
Habitat class

Shrub/Early Successional
Habitat class

Herbaceous
Habitat class

Cultivated and Managed Areas
Habitat class

Bare Areas
Habitat class

Urban
Habitat class

Wetlands
Habitat class

Waterbodies
Habitat class

Coastal
Habitat class

Riparian
Habitat class

Overall
Overall M H H H H VH M H VH H L H -
1 Residential & commercial development H H H H L L - H VH H - H VH
2 Agriculture & aquaculture M H H H H VH - VH VH H - VH VH
4 Transportation & service corridors - H - H - M - M - - - - H
5 Biological resource use L H L - - - L L H L - M H
6 Human intrusions & disturbance - - - - - - L M L L L - L
7 Natural system modifications - - - VH - M H L M - L M H
8 Invasive & other problematic species & genes M M M H M M - M H - M - H
9 Pollution L L L L - VH - - M L - - H
11 Climate change & severe weather - M - - H H - H H - - H H
12 Other direct threats L L L L L L L L L L L L L

Note: Overall ranks were generated through a roll-up procedure described in Kennedy et al. (2012). L represents Low Magnitude threats; M = Medium; H = High; VH = Very High. Blank cells indicate that no priority species had threats identified in the threat category/habitat combination.

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