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Neotropical Birds: Ecology & Conservation

Home » Research » Environmental Studies » Birds Conservation in Latin America » Products » Worldmap Database » Species Richness » Neotropical Birds: Ecology & Conservation

Parker et al. (1996) rank all Latin American species with conservation priorities of ‘urgent’ (CP-1), ‘high’ (CP-2), ‘medium’ (CP-3), or ‘low’ (CP-4). We consider all of their CP-1 through CP-3 species to be at risk, a total of 976 continental landbirds.