Hawaii Workshop Shows Connections
In January, 90 stakeholders met on O‘ahu for the biennial 2016 Hawaiian Wetlands and Waterbird Workshop, convened and sponsored by Pacific Birds and the Hawai‘i Division…
Learn More
News and Stories
A Small Land Trust In The San Juans Is Making A Big Difference
The Lummi Island Heritage Trust (Heritage Trust) is a small land trust on Lummi Island, part of the San Juan Islands archipelago in Puget Sound, Washington. The island…
Learn More
Pacific Birds Selects New Conservation Priorities
The Pacific Birds International Management Board has selected two conservation priorities to guide the Joint Venture’s work with its partners over the next decade…
Learn More
A Distinctive Sea Duck
The Long-tailed Duck is a fascinating sea duck that has an expansive range in the northern hemispheres. They breed in the far north of the U.S. and Canada, Greenland…
Learn More
Boreal Forest, Balmy Climate And Birds In The Next Century
The boreal forest is an iconic northern landscape that stretches from the Atlantic Ocean to the Bering Sea coast of Alaska. The 1.5 billion-acre boreal forest is the largest…
Learn More
Oak Conservation Project Benefits Landbirds
Baskett Slough National Wildlife Refuge (NWR) consists of nearly 2500 acres within the mid-Willamette Valley in Oregon. It is part of the larger Willamette Valley National Wildlife…
Learn More
Alaska Land Trusts – 40,000 Acres and Going Strong
Despite its distinction as the largest state, Alaska is home to only a few of the nation’s more than 1700 land trusts. Since Kachemak Heritage Land Trust was…
Learn More
Sturgeon Lake In Peril
Sturgeon Lake, located on Sauvie Island north of Portland, is in trouble and Oregon Wildlife and partners are in the midst of a campaign to save it. The…
Learn More
Globally Important Sites For Birds
Pacific Birds partners often ask about how to identify and steward conservation lands that will benefit birds. While there are a number of tools and plans…
Learn More