I need a writer for an Ecology essay

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Because of the priorities of the organization you are working for, your analysis will emphasize birds, but it should also include reference to major vegetation
communities that may reasonably be expected to influence bird distribution and abundance. The primary information you will be given to work with includes:
1. Species diversity indices based on single-day bird surveys conducted by teams of observers within 15-mile-diameter circles that include the foursites
being considered for conservationpurchase
2. Graphical analyses summarizing the major vegetation communities present within each of the 15-mile-diameter circles
3. Graphical analyses summarizing the major vegetation communities present within each of the actual parcels being considered for acquisition
4. Bird survey data collected using the rapid assessment MacKinnon approach (see O’Dea et al. 2004) from each of the specific parcels being considered for
acquisition. In other words, your data sets will reflect information collected at two different scales—one regional (the 15-mile diameter circles) and one
local (the specific parcels).
Critical Elements
• Include an Introduction section.
• Include a Methods section based on information provided in diversity_indices.pdf and veg_analyses.pdf.
• Create species detection line graphs for each study region based on MacKinnon data from bird_data.xls.
• Incorporate results provided in diversity_indices.pdf, veg_analyses.pdf, and the graph produced in Milestone Two into a brief (three-page
maximum, double-spaced, 12-point font) Resultssection.
• Prepare a brief Discussion section that reviews the findings mentioned in Results and explains your recommendation as to which property would be
best to acquire for conservation purposes.
• Prepare a Literature Cited section that includes all references that you have mentioned in your Introduction, Methods, and Discussion sections
following the style requirements of Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment.
Background and Descriptions of Data Se