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Sonoran Joint Venture
  • About
    • Where We Work
    • Staff
    • Management Board
    • Science Working Group
    • Our Partners
    • Media Kit
  • News
    • Recent News
    • 2024 Events Calendar
    • eBulletin
    • Listserv
  • Resources
    • Arizona Species and Habitat Accounts
    • Borderlands Avian Data Center
    • PLuMA
    • Threats From Open Pipes
  • Planning
    • Strategic Plan
    • Conservation Implementation Plan
    • Bird Conservation Plan
    • Waterfowl Management Supplement
  • Funding
    • SJV Awards Program
    • Funded Projects
A mixed flock of shorebirds in Guerrero Negro – Ojo de Liebre wetland complex (photo by Julian Garcia Walther).

Expansion of the Motus Tracking Network in Northwest Mexico

July 13, 2023December 6, 2022

Our new coastal Motus network has allowed us to track birds tagged along the western hemisphere and to start filling knowledge gaps on several species of conservation concern.

Tags Awards Program, Motus, northwest Mexico, Pronatura Noroeste
Sunset at Navopatia Field Station (photo by Michael Krzywicki).

Wintering Birds of a Unique Coastal Thornscrub Forest

July 12, 2023January 21, 2022

Found only in a narrow strip of southern Sonora and northern Sinaloa, the Costera Pitayal is a rapidly disappearing habitat. The Navopatia Field Station is dedicated to studying the diverse assemblages of birds and plants in the area, providing training in field techniques, and working to protect this unique environment.

Tags Costera Pitayal, migratory birds, MoSI, Motus, Navopatia Field Station
Brown Booby in Flight off Isla San Pedro Martir, Emily Clark.

The Sonoran Joint Venture Awards Grants to Five Projects in 2020

July 13, 2023October 27, 2020

We are pleased to announce that the following projects were awarded funds for the 2020 cycle of the SJV Awards Program.

Tags Borderlands Restoration Network, CEDES, Conselva Costas y Communidades, Kino Bay Center, Motus, Quail Forever, SJV Awards Program

The Sonoran Joint Venture is a regional partnership working to conserve the unique birds and habitats of the southwestern United States and northwestern Mexico.

El Sonoran Joint Venture es una sociedad regional que trabaja para la conservación de las singulares aves y hábitats del suroeste de los Estados Unidos y noroeste de México.

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520 N. Park Avenue
Tucson, AZ 85719

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520 N. Park Avenue
Tucson, AZ 85719

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  • About
    • Where We Work
    • Staff
    • Management Board
    • Science Working Group
    • Our Partners
    • Media Kit
  • News
    • Recent News
    • 2024 Events Calendar
    • eBulletin
    • Listserv
  • Resources
    • Arizona Species and Habitat Accounts
    • Borderlands Avian Data Center
    • PLuMA
    • Threats From Open Pipes
  • Planning
    • Strategic Plan
    • Conservation Implementation Plan
    • Bird Conservation Plan
    • Waterfowl Management Supplement
  • Funding
    • SJV Awards Program
    • Funded Projects