Congratulations to the most recent North American Wetlands Conservation Act (NAWCA) grant awardees! Pacific Birds partners were awarded six grants in 2021 to conserve wetlands and associated uplands habitats.
Learn MoreA recently conserved, and recently burned, property in southern Oregon harbors many habitats and species of wildlife. The land is undergoing a rapid renewal since the 2020 South Obenchain Fire.
Learn MoreMeet our latest Featured Bird, the ‘alae ke‘oke‘o or Hawaiian Coot. It is an endangered waterbird native to the Hawaiian Islands and sometimes referred to as the “Kickboxer”.
Learn MorePacific Birds 2021 Partnership Grant Awardees have been announced. Eleven partners have been awarded support to advance conservation work within our three conservation priorities.
Learn MoreThe Conservation Fund has spearheaded an acquisition project in a globally important Important Bird Area, intending to transfer the property to the Alaska State Park System when the purchase is complete.
Learn MoreA new, informative website provides resources and a place to report possible botulism outbreaks in Hawaiʻi’s waterbird populations.
Learn MoreHawaiʻi’s native forest birds are facing steep challenges and several species are in perilous decline. As with native waterbirds, a lot of effort is going into trying to restore habitat–but mosquitoes are a compounding factor.
Learn MoreMeet Sara Evans-Peters, a Conservation Specialist at Pacific Birds. Sara tells us about a few pivotal points in her life and career that helped shaped her strong conservation ethic.
Learn MoreWithin Pacific Birds there are 148 bird taxa on the 2021 Birds of Conservation Concern list put out by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. We see this as a call to action for the Pacific Birds Partnership.
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