Five oak and prairie partnerships from southern Washington to northern California have been doing strategic planning, including an analysis of threats to their local habitats. The priority threats that emerged are similar and landscape-wide.
Learn MoreThe 2019 National Estuaries Week, a celebration of estuaries and bays, is coming up September 14-21. It is not too late to get involved.
Learn MorePacific 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.
Learn MoreA new, open access paper reports on estuary habitat loss in Washington, Oregon and California. Out of 444 estuaries considered, 55 received more in-depth analysis, based on extensive mapping done by the Pacific Marine and Estuarine Fish Habitat Partnership.
Learn MoreHelen Raine, Conservation Specialist for Pacific Birds, joined a contingent of Hawaiian researchers this summer to attend the Island Biology conference in St. Denis, Réunion and to collaborate with the LIFE+ Petrels project there.
Learn MoreWe 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.
Learn MoreA large, newly-conserved property along Grays Harbor in Washington will protect nationally declining wetland types and support Pacific Flyway migratory birds.
Learn MoreThanks to a donation to the North Olympic Land Trust, a 34.5 acre parcel along the Calawah River in Washington will be conserved for fish, birds and biodiversity.
Learn MoreThis spring, Metro, the regional government for greater Portland, acquired 80 acres along the Tualatin River. It will protect riparian and wetland habitat, improve water quality, and conserve 4,900 feet of stream banks of the Tualatin River.
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