Working farm and ranch lands support a variety of wildlife, including birds. Changing demographics are affecting the future of working lands in Oregon, however, threatening habitat that some species depend upon.
Learn MoreSkagit Land Trust, with help from partners, donors and a National Coastal Wetlands Conservation Grant, has conserved coastal property in Washington that has feeder bluffs, mature conifer forest, lots of birds and public access.
Learn MoreFor Year of the Bird in November, National Geographic is offering photographers an opportunity to participate in photo assignments, get expert feedback, be published and more.
Learn MoreUsing the three pillars of biosecurity, Bird Studies Canada and its partners are putting up a fight for the breeding seabirds that are found in Haida Gwaii off the coast of British Columbia.
Learn MoreThe 2019 Alaska Fish and Wildlife Fund is now accepting proposals. Funders are especially looking to conserve species and their habitats in three areas of the state.
Learn MoreWe frequently receive questions from landowners regarding lark numbers in the Willamette Valley. How many larks are there and how many are needed before the subspecies can be de-listed? Pacific Birds Conservation Specialist Niles Brinton tells us more.
Learn MoreThe YOTB Call to Action in Ocober is to participate in Global Big Day, coming up on October 6th. See how to participate using e-Bird, how to identify some common fall and winter birds, and some stories about birds and birding across the world.
Learn MoreThe Intertwine Alliance has published a plan that will guide oak and prairie conservation in the greater Portland-Vancouver area for the next decade. The plan brings together the best science and the most effective tools to conserve part of Oregon’s dwindling white oak and native prairie habitats.
Learn MoreThe Olive-sided Flycatcher is a songbird in a dangerous decline. Check out our Featured Birds post that highlights studies about the migratory path of individual birds and the way the species responds to fire.
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