Bringing in 2020
We would like to wish everyone a happy and successful 2020! There was a lot in the news about birds in 2019 and we are hopeful that the increased attention will bring positive change for the species that need it.
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About Pacific Birds and Joint Ventures
The Good News and Bad News about Birds
A recent paper, Decline of the North American avifauna, and the 2019 State of the Birds reports for the U.S. and Canada, present some distressing trends about bird populations. Some species have rebounded, however, in large part due to Joint Ventures and other conservation efforts.
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The other 21 Habitat Joint Ventures
Pacific Birds is one of 22 Habitat Joint Ventures across the U.S., Canada and Mexico. Learn a bit more about what some of those Joint Ventures are working on, and what the JVs have in common.
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Welcome Andrew Huang
We would like to welcome Andrew Huang to Pacific Birds! Andrew is the new Joint Venture Coordinator with the Canadian Wildlife Service’s Pacific Region and serves as the Canada Coordinator for Pacific Birds.
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Habitat Accomplishments 2019
Every year we report habitat accomplishments in our region to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. We capture some data from agencies and land trust groups, but we also rely on voluntary reporting by our habitat conservation partners. Reporting projects is also a great way to get more publicity for your favorite project!
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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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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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