The Duck Stamps are in!
The 2018-19 Duck Stamps went on sale at the end of June. Mallards graced the Federal Duck Stamp, and an Emperor Goose the Junior Duck Stamp.
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YOTB – Take a Child to Nature
.July’s YOTB Call to Action is Take a Child to Nature. In this post, Sara Evans-Peters shares why she and her husband take their daughter with them outside with them as much as they can–whether birding, hunting, looking at bugs, or just napping.
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Ducks Galore
Congratulations to Ducks Unlimited and its project partners who received a 2018 North American Wetlands Conservation Act (NAWCA) grant this spring.
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Restoration Projects Benefit Hawaiian Waterbirds
Two wetlands in Hawaii will soon undergo restoration projects, thanks to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s National Coastal Wetlands Conservation Grant Program, the Hawaii State Division of Forestry and Wildlife, and local partners.
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YOTB – Preventing Plastic Pollution
Conservationists are sounding the alarm about the effects of plastic pollution on wildlife. Seabirds and marine mammals are especially vulnerable to ingesting plastic or getting tangled in marine debris.
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Fraser River Delta & Estuary
At its annual meeting this past winter, the Pacific Birds International Management Board reiterated the need to focus in on British Columbia’s Fraser River Delta and Estuary, an area vital to the Pacific Flyway’s migratory birds.
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Conservation Tool Highlights West Coast Estuaries
The Pacific Marine and Estuarine Fish Habitat Partnership (PMEP) has released new spatial data and interactive maps that collectively create a powerful tool for conservation practitioners.
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Streaked Horned Larks and Working Lands
A new opinion column in the Capital Press is about Streaked Horned Larks on Willamette Valley working lands, and invites farmers to get involved in the Lark Partnership.
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Join the Oregon Vesper Sparrow’s Fan Club
How do we go about saving a nondescript little sparrow from a spiraling decline?
Scientists with American Bird Conservancy are trying to find out by working at Bald Hill Farm, a Greenbelt Land Trust conservation property.
