Species richness, phylogenetic distinctness and conservation priorities of the avifauna of the ‘Río San Pedro-Meoqui’ Ramsar site, Chihuahua, Mexico

The observation of birds as informative tools to develop citizen science: Contributions of a 10-year record in the state of Chihuahua, Mexico

“…In the particular case of the state of Chihuahua, the scenario of the present study, we identified the following studies: (i) in the Ramsar zone known as ‘Vado de Meoqui’ in the riverbed of Río San Pedro [36]; (ii) the identification of 30 species of birds through a study of variability about the frequency of sighting of seabirds, in relation to the months of year [13]; (iii) the observation of species of little frequency through 36 points of observation [37]; and (iv) the observation of birds through the presence of nests and hatchings of the American avocet (Recurvirostra americana), which was considered a species present in the area as a result of migration and not permanent, e.g. not born in Chihuahua [38].…”

Listado florístico preliminar del humedal Río San Pedro-Meoqui a siete años de su designación Ramsar

“…A siete años de su designación Ramsar y de haberse modificado el flujo en este segmento del río, plantas acuáticas, subacuáticas y riparias se han ido restableciendo en sus márgenes y en su cauce. Durante su travesía, el agua cambia de turbia a clara y se convierte en sitio de reunión para más de cien especies de aves (Mondaca-Fernández et al 2017).…”