Title page for E-project-042208-170252

Project Type MQP

Submission date 2008-04-22

Authors
Christina M Dougherty, BBI
Amanda Lynn Tichy, BIO

URN E-project-042208-170252

Sponsor SEANET with Tufts University

Title SEANET Online Expansion Project

Advisor
Rulfs, Jill, BC

Availability unrestricted

Abstract
The SEANET program was initiated in 2002 by the Tufts Center for Conservation Medicine/Wildlife Clinic. The goal of the program remains to gather information about coastal and seabird populations, particularly along the Atlantic coast, in an effort to educate society about mortality causes and make strides toward conservation. As the program increased in size and volunteer capacity, it became apparent that more information had to be readily available and easy to access. The goal of this project was to expand upon the current SEANET website and allow for easier access to information as well as to analyze current data for trends. The website now has basic bird information, common disease information, volunteer pages by state, links to SEANET sponsors, as well as current data analyzed.

Files
MQP_Final_Document.pdf

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Project Type	MQP
Submission date	2008-04-22
Authors	Christina M Dougherty, BBI Amanda Lynn Tichy, BIO
URN	E-project-042208-170252
Sponsor	SEANET with Tufts University
Title	SEANET Online Expansion Project
Advisor	Rulfs, Jill, BC
Availability	unrestricted
Abstract The SEANET program was initiated in 2002 by the Tufts Center for Conservation Medicine/Wildlife Clinic. The goal of the program remains to gather information about coastal and seabird populations, particularly along the Atlantic coast, in an effort to educate society about mortality causes and make strides toward conservation. As the program increased in size and volunteer capacity, it became apparent that more information had to be readily available and easy to access. The goal of this project was to expand upon the current SEANET website and allow for easier access to information as well as to analyze current data for trends. The website now has basic bird information, common disease information, volunteer pages by state, links to SEANET sponsors, as well as current data analyzed.
Files	MQP_Final_Document.pdf