To determine the status and trends of neotropical migratory songbird populations in the northern Rocky Mountain Trench (near Mackenzie), and to identify those species that may be at risk from habitat loss and degradation.

Mugaha Marsh, 10 km northwest of Mackenzie BC.

Annually, neotropical songbirds and other bird species are captured in mist-nets and banded during their fall (Jul-Sep) migration period.

• Mugaha Marsh Banding Report 1996 (PDF)
• Mackenzie Nature Observatory Annual Birding Report 1998 (PDF)
• Mackenzie Nature Observatory Annual Birding Report 1999 (PDF)
• Mackenzie Nature Observatory Annual Birding Report 2000 (PDF)
• Mackenzie Nature Observatory Annual Birding Report 2001 (PDF)
• Mackenzie Nature Observatory Annual Birding Report, 2002 (PDF)
• Mackenzie Nature Observatory Annual Birding Report, 2003 (PDF)
• Mackenzie Nature Observatory Annual Birding Report, 2004 (PDF)
• Mackenzie Nature Observatory Annual Birding Report, 2005 (PDF)
• Mackenzie Nature Observatory Annual Birding Report, 2006 (PDF)
• Mackenzie Nature Observatory Annual Birding Report, 2007 (PDF)
• Mackenzie Nature Observatory Annual Birding Report 2008 (PDF)
• Mackenzie Nature Observatory Annual Birding Report 2009 (PDF)
• Mackenzie Nature Observatory Annual Birding Report 2010 (PDF)