North Florida Field Office

Wood Storks

Five-Year Status Reviews

• 2007 Wood Stork Five-Year Review - PDF 392KB
• 2007 Wood Stork Five-Year Review Frequently Asked Questions
• Press Release

Satellite Tracking Projects

• Partnership Wood Stork Satellite Tracking Project (Courtesy SeaTurtle.Org)

Individual Bird Maps (early projects)

• Compilation Map of all Wood Storks in Project

Newsletter

• Wood Stork Report, Vol. 1 No. 1 - PDF - 184KB

• Wood Stork Report, Vol. 2 No. 1 - PDF - 671KB

• Wood Stork Report, Vol. 3 No. 1 - PDF - 2.1MB

• Wood Stork Report Vol. 4 No. 1 - PDF - 1.6MB

Tools

• Wood Stork Conservation and Management for Landowners - PDF - 888KB

• Wood Stork Habitat Management Guidelines - January 1990 - PDF - 681KB
  (Guidelines are also part of the Recovery Plan below)

• 2007 Wood Stork Florida Nesting Colonies Maps Updated

  • Map depicting the Nesting Colony Locations and associated Core Foraging Areas - PDF - 185KB

  • Nesting Colony GIS (shape) files To download Zipped File - Right click and select "Save Target As"

  • South Florida Water Management District Wading Bird Reports (scroll down to reports)

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  Recovery Plan

  • Wood Stork Recovery Plan - January 1997 - PDF - 4.3MB

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  For More Information

  • University of Florida Wood Stork Studies - (Links to other Wood Stork sites available here.)

  • U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Species Account (Fact sheet)

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  If you have questions related to wood stork recovery contact via our wood stork staff via email by clicking here.

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