See the 2018 NAWMP Update
The North American Waterfowl Management Plan (NAWMP) has been promoting and supporting waterfowl conservation in North America for 32 years. The 2018 Plan Update is now available.
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About Pacific Birds and Joint Ventures
Welcome Dave Mehlman
Pacific Birds is pleased to announce that Dave Mehlman has joined our staff and is ready to work with partners on North American Wetlands Conservation Act (NAWCA) and other grant programs.
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Happy Holidays and New Year!
Happy Holidays and New Year from Pacific Birds! We are grateful for all the great conservation work done in 2018 and we look forward to working with partners in 2019.
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Thank You to our Retiring Staff
Two Pacific Birds staff retired this fall, and we wish them the best in their future endeavors! Lora and Rubey have been an integral part of many conservation projects in the Pacific Northwest and Hawaii.
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YOTB – Count Birds on Global Big Day
The YOTB Call to Action in Ocober is to participate in Global Big Day, coming up on October 6th. See how to participate using e-Bird, how to identify some common fall and winter birds, and some stories about birds and birding across the world.
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Highlights from the IOC
See highlights from the International Ornithological Congress, just held in Vancouver, British Columbia. It brought together ornithologists and conservationists from across the globe together to talk birds.
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Calling All Accomplishments
It is reporting time for Pacific Birds. If you finalized a habitat conservation project, or anticipate completing a project, between October 1, 2017 and September 30, 2018, we would like to hear from you!
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What is Human Dimensions?
In a world where people and nature are more and more separated, it is becoming increasingly important to understand what drives human behaviors, what people value and how those values relate to conservation.
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Hawaii Meetings Go All-Bird
Pacific Birds has been working to conserve birds in Hawaii for more than a decade, with a focus on conserving endangered waterbirds and their habitats. Quarterly partner meetings, rotating among the main islands, have been a hallmark of the Joint Venture and provide a venue for sharing information about the latest research, conservation strategies and partner projects on the islands.
Starting with the upcoming meeting in June, we are going all-bird and agenda topics include landbirds, seabirds and waterbirds.
