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CONTENTS OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE SIXTH NORTH AMERICAN CRANE
WORKSHOP Editors: Dale W. Stahlecker and Richard P. Urbanek CONSERVATION ISSUESAssociate Editors: James C. Lewis and Anne S. Wenner MANAGING NATURE RESERVES FOR CRANES IN CHINA James Harris THE PLIGHT OF CRANES: A CASE STUDY FOR CONSERVING BIODIVERSITY J. Christopher Haney and Mark E. Eiswerth WHOOPING CRANES IN SOUTHWEST LOUISIANA: HISTORY AND HUMAN ATTITUDES Gay M. Gomez POPULATION STATUS, HUNTING REGULATIONS, HUNTING ACTIVITY, AND HARVESTS OF MID-CONTINENT SANDHILL CRANES David E. Sharp and William O. Vogel HISTORY AND ECONOMIC IMPACT OF CRANE-WATCHING IN CENTRAL NEBRASKA Gary R. Lingle TECHNOLOGY AND TECHNIQUES Associate Editor: Thomas C. Tacha GENDER PREDICTION FROM BODY MEASUREMENTS OF TWO SUBSPECIES OF SANDHILL CRANES Stephen A. Nesbitt, Clinton T. Moore, and Kathleen S. Williams CAPTURING WHOOPING CRANES AND SANDHILL CRANES BY NIGHT-LIGHTING Roderick C. Drewien and K. R. Clegg BEHAVIOR OF SANDHILL CRANES HARNESSED WITH DIFFERENT SATELLITE TRANSMITTERS Glenn H. Olsen, David H. Ellis, Steven E. Landfried, Linda J. Miller, Susan S. Klugman, Mark R. Fuller, and Charles H. Vermillion PROGRESS IN SATELLITE TRACKING CRANES David H. Ellis, Dwight G. Smith, Glenn H. Olsen, Mark R. Fuller, Steven E. Landfried, Hiroyoshi Higuchi, and Charles H. Vermillion MIGRATION AND POPULATIONS Associate Editors: Mary Anne Bishop and Alan J. Bennett USING NATIONAL WETLANDS INVENTORY MAPS TO QUANTIFY WHOOPING CRANE STOPOVER HABITAT IN OKLAHOMA Dale W. Stahlecker BREEDING BIOLOGY OF GREATER SANDHILL CRANES ON THE ROSEAU RIVER WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT AREA, MINNESOTA Jodie L. Provost, Thomas A. Provost, Stephen J. Maxson, and Richard D. Crawford BLACK-NECKED CRANES NESTING IN TIBET AUTONOMOUS REGION, CHINA Nancy C. Dwyer, Mary Anne Bishop, Jim S. Harkness, and Zhang Yao Zhong HABITAT USE SANDHILL CRANE HABITAT USE IN NORTHEASTERN UTAH AND SOUTHWESTERN WYOMING Donald E. McIvor and Michael R. Conover FOOD AND FEEDING HABITS OF RELEASED FLORIDA SANDHILL CRANES Christine R. Rucker CHARACTERISTICS OF WHOOPING CRANE ROOST SITES IN THE PLATTE RIVER Craig A. Faanes, Douglas H. Johnson, and Gary R. Lingle BEHAVIOR UNUSUAL MOVEMENTS AND BEHAVIORS OF COLOR-BANDED WHOOPING CRANES DURING WINTER Thomas V. Stehn BEHAVIOR OF WHOOPING CRANES DURING INITIATION OF MIGRATION Thomas V. Stehn TEMPORAL PATTERNS OF SANDHILL CRANE ROOST SITE USE IN THE PLATTE RIVER Bradley S. Norling, Stanley H. Anderson, and Wayne A. Hubert SOCIAL PREFERENCE OF FOUR CROSS-FOSTER REARED SANDHILL CRANES Thomas A. Mahan and Brenda S. Simmers CAPTIVE PROPAGATION AND
RELEASE DEVELOPMENT OF AN ISOLATION-REARING/GENTLE RELEASE PROCEDURE FOR REINTRODUCING MIGRATORY CRANES Richard P. Urbanek and Theodore A. Bookhout WINTER RELEASE OF ISOLATION-REARED GREATER SANDHILL CRANES IN SOUTH TEXAS Meenakshi Nagendran TECHNIQUES FOR REARING AND RELEASING NONMIGRATORY CRANES: LESSONS FROM THE MISSISSIPPI SANDHILL CRANE PROGRAM David H. Ellis, Glenn H. Olsen, George F. Gee, Jane M. Nicolich, Kathleen E. O'Malley, Meenakshi Nagendran, Scott G. Hereford, Peter Range, W. Thomas Harper, Richard P. Ingram, and Dwight G. Smith POPULATION RECOVERY OF THE WHOOPING CRANE WITH EMPHASIS ON REINTRODUCTION EFFORTS: PAST AND FUTURE David H. Ellis, James C. Lewis, George F. Gee, and Dwight G. Smith SEXUAL SIZE DIMORPHISM AND SIZE INDICES OF SIX SPECIES OF CAPTIVE CRANES AT THE INTERNATIONAL CRANE FOUNDATION Scott Swengel MORTALITY FACTORS CONTAMINANTS IN HABITAT, TISSUES, AND EGGS OF WHOOPING CRANES James C. Lewis, Roderick C. Drewien, Ernie Kuyt, and Charlie Sanchez, Jr. CONTAMINANT RESIDUES IN SANDHILL CRANES KILLED UPON STRIKING POWERLINES IN CENTRAL NEBRASKA Timothy E. Fannin NOTES Susan I. Jarvi, George F. Gee, W. Elwood Briles, and Marcia M. Miller SATELLITE TELEMETRY REVEALS WINTER HOME OF EURASIAN CRANE FROM NORTHWESTERN SIBERIA David H. Ellis, Yuri M. Markin, Charles H. Vermillion, Charles M. Hoisington, Alexander G. Sorokin, and Grey W. Pendleton ABSTRACTS ______________________________ |
