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1 Chapter 1: Introduction 1 Why Investigate Multi-Species Remote-Sensing Models in Desert Riparian Habitats? 1 About Remote Sensing and NDVI Models 2 Objectives 4 Structure of the Following Chapter 5 Chapter 2: Present Study 5 Abstract of Appendix A: Extension of Riparian NDVI Models to Avian Abundance and Richness 5 Abstract of Appendix B: Comparison of NDVI Models for Riparian Avian Abundance and Species Richness 5 Summary of Findings 6 From Appendix A: Extension of Riparian NDVI Models to Avian Abundance and Richness 6 From Appendix B: Comparison of NDVI Models for Riparian Avian Abundance and Species Richness 6 References Cited 6 Appendix A: Extension of Riparian NDVI Models to Avian Abundance and Richness 10 Appendix B: Comparison of NDVI Models for Riparian Avian Abundance and Species Richness 24 Conversion Factors 42

Use of Normalized Difference Vegetation Index (NDVI) habitat models to predict breeding birds on the San Pedro River, Arizona