Welcome Laura Farwell
We are thrilled to announce that Dr. Laura Farwell is joining the Pacific Birds team! Laura starts May 31st as the Conservation Coordinator for Coastal Habitats.
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Conservation Priorities
Strengthening Partnerships in Hawaiʻi
In April, Monica Iglecia and Helen Raine of Pacific Birds met with a suite of partners on the Hawaiian Islands, visiting existing projects and potential future ones. They chronicled their visit to three of the main islands.
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Can Grazing Cows Help Conserve Native Prairies?
Our friends at Tualatin Soil and Water Conservation District share how grazing cattle show potential as a tool to restore native prairies–but there is still more to learn.
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New Funding Opportunity–America the Beautiful Challenge
The National Fish and Wildlife Foundation (NFWF) recently announced a major new public-private grant program, the America the Beautiful Challenge, and the 2022 Request for Proposals is now open.
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A Collection of Stories: Shorebird Conservation Across the Pacific Flyway
The Pacific Shorebird Conservation Initiative recently developed a collection of stories about the partnership’s conservation work across the Western Hemisphere.
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Safeguarding Biodiversity in British Columbia
Two recent projects in coastal British Columbia will help maintain biodiversity and conserve estuary habitats prioritized in a Joint Venture estuary ranking project.
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Planning for Climate Change in Hawaiʻi
Pacific Birds is hosting a webinar on May 12th, 2022 to explore topics related to climate change and conservation in the Hawaiian Islands.
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Three Funding Opportunities for Coastal Communities & Habitats
See three funding opportunities coming up in the next few months for partner projects in coastal habitats that address habitat loss, infrastructure needs, the proliferation of invasive species and other coastal concerns.
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On-the-Ground and Virtual Conservation on Oʻahu
During the 2020-2021 school year, students at Le Jardin Academy were able to experience on-the-ground wetlands conservation within a State Wildlife Sanctuary, and the State Division of Forestry and Wildlife had a direct connection with future stewards of Hawaiʻi’s land and waters.
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