Habitat Suitability Index Program
The Habitat Suitability Index (HSI) models predict the suitability of habitat for a species based on an assessment of habitat attributes such as habitat structure, habitat type and spatial arrangements between habitat features. These HSI models were created between 1999 and 2001 and apply to habitats in fRI Research core landbase in west-central Alberta.
Fact sheet on the use of old pileated woodpecker cavities by a variety of other species.
Fact sheet on past and present threats to pileated woodpecker habitat, consequences of habitat loss and how steps can be taken for conservation.
Fact sheet on cavities built by pileated woodpeckers; preferred location, entrance placement, different types of cavities, durability, secondary users
Fact sheet on pileated woodpecker foraging substrates, how to identify, and protect current and future forage sites and how many trees to protect.
Fact sheet on pileated woodpeckers' ability to relocate food sources in the winter that they have sought out during the summer and fall months.
Fact sheet describing the pileated woodpecker, how to identify and protect cavity and potential cavity trees, and how many such trees to protect.
Fact sheet on the pileated woodpecker nesting; drumming, nest excavation, and brooding.
Ph.D. thesis on study evaluating pileated woodpecker habitat use at territory, stand, site, substrate and substrate position scales.
Habitat Suitability Index model for three-toed woodpecker year-round habitat based on habitat attributes such as structure, type, spatial arrangements
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