User:Candid Capybara/Birds of New Zealand/Bibliography

You will be compiling your bibliography and creating an outline of the changes you will make in this sandbox.

"Conserving our native kiwi". Science Learning Hub. Retrieved 2024-01-24.

The source is a reliable source due to being sponsors by the Ministry of Business in New Zealand, alongside having reliable references and the resource being cited in other published journals. This article is from the Science Learning Hub and is not a blog post or social media post. The source is verifiable and can be consulted by others. The source is directly connected to the subject, as it is speaking about one of New Zealand's most prominent bird species that is highly endangered. This source also speaks about how to conserve the Kiwi species within the country. This would be considered a primary source, as it is original information and research being conducted.

"Our strategy » Predator Free 2050". www.tuiatetaiao.nz. Retrieved 2024-01-24.

This source speaks about New Zealand's goal to have their country "predator-free" by 2050. This plan was introduced within March 2020 and the goal is to remove any nonnative/introduced species that poses a threat to local bird biodiversity. This link takes people to several pamphlets that were created by the New Zealand government outlining their plan to achieve this goal and the progress they have made since the plan's introduction. This source is reliable due to the fact that it was developed by the Department of Conservation of New Zealand and is backed by numerous researchers that are experts in the field on conservation and birds (ornithology, biodiversity, ecology, etc.). The source is both reliable and verifiable, alongside with being a primary source.

Outline of proposed changes
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"Conserving our native kiwi". Science Learning Hub. Retrieved 2024-01-24.

"Our strategy » Predator Free 2050". www.tuiatetaiao.nz. Retrieved 2024-01-24.

I hope to add more recent information surrounding conservation efforts and updated research on New Zealand birds. The most recent information is from over a decade ago, and although it does not seem very far, much has happened since then, and that information was not previously available on Wikipedia. With that, I hope to add case studies about specific birds that will help amplify the conservation section of the article. I also hope to include a table filled with all endemic birds of New Zealand, have them linked to other Wiki pages, and add other features (if endangered, flightless, number in the country, fun fact, etc.) just to add some bulk to the article.

Any outdated information I hope to replace with more recent information, including research articles investigating numerous birds, conservation efforts, and biodiversity research. I hope to make this an article that is applicable and can be applied to other pages that investigate the similar/same thing. That is the idea of adding the 2050 plan, as will benefit the conservation section of the article and add legitimate conservation efforts within the article outside of independent researchers.