In 2006 a project was initiated aimed at conserving and studying the Snowy Plover in the state of Sinaloa, focusing on a wetland complex called Bahia de Ceuta.
The Bird Education Alliance for Conservation (BEAC) implements bird conservation in this manner. BEAC promotes collaboration between Canada, the United States, and Mexico to implement these activities.
Citizen science offers cost-effective tools for bird monitoring, education, and outreach among scientists, policy-makers, and private citizens.
North America’s grassland birds heavily depend on the desert grasslands of northern Mexico to survive the winter. And these grasslands are in extreme peril.
The Arizona Climate Change Network is a network of natural resource management, planning, and conservation professional, scientists, and landowners concerned with mounting effects of climate change at the local and regional level.
We studied reproductive success and habitat associations of montane forest birds within four study sites located in high-elevation (>2,000 m) forests of the Santa Catalina Mountains, Arizona from 2004-2007.
Volunteer Opportunities Translators needed: The Sonoran Joint Venture is in need of bilingual (Spanish/English) volunteers to assist with translation of the SJV website, brochure, and bimonthly electronic newsletter. The work is ongoing, and any and all help is appreciated. Please contact Jennie Duberstein at 520-882-0837 if you are interested or would like to learn more … Read more
The Park Flight Migratory Bird Program works to protect migratory birds that share their habitat between national parks and protected areas in the U.S., Canada, Latin America and the Caribbean through bird monitoring, education and outreach programs, and opportunities for technical assistance and cooperation. The Park Flight Program is a partnership between the National Park … Read more
The government of Mexico has designated its 114th Wetland of International Importance for the Ramsar List.
Once decimated by DDT, the Brown Pelican has recovered and is being removed from the Endangered Species List.
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(WASHINGTON, D.C. – March 19, 2009) Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar recently announced the release of the first ever U.S. State of the Birds report.