Roland Chiasson will then visit the forests (about 10 visits) to provide follow-up support to those who participated in the training sessions. During the 2017 field season, coordinators and technicians from various watershed groups (20 people) received training on the detection and identification of bird species at risk in southeastern New Brunswick. Several participants expressed a keen interest in bird identification and the desire to learn about other bird species, particularly woodland birds. This project aims to increase the capacity of watershed groups in southeastern New Brunswick, woodlot owners and forest technicians to identify birds in the forest.
