Voices of the Flock
R2R’s Voices from the Flock is a series where we get to know members of the bird conservation community who are working to recovery Tipping Point Species.
Other ways to get involved:
Sign up to be added to our Announcement List and our monthly newsletter, The Perch
Attend one of our events, including: monthly species working group webinars, private lands conservation sessions, species working group forums, and more!
Join the Future Leaders in Conservation initiative to support students and early career professionals: become part of our community and mentorship networks, help us plan events, and let us know how we can support you.
Join or create a species working group: view resources and check our directory to see a list of current working groups
If you work internationally, contact us for more information about the R2R International Subcommittee
View our resources from our engagement sessions and workshops and for species working groups
Learn more about ways to engage with other bird conservation groups
Contact us by emailing us at
r2r@georgetown.edu
Collaborations and Partnerships are Critical to Our Success
Collaborations with diverse conservation initiatives like Partners in Flight (PIF) and the North American Bird Conservation Initiative (NABCI) are critical to our success. R2R will work closely with established PIF working groups to assess species vulnerability and urgency, understand science gaps, increase social science capacity, and advance the efforts of species working groups. Likewise, R2R will collaborate with NABCI’s sub-committees to strategically meet conservation targets across the full annual cycle, advance human dimensions, and address environmental justice issues as they relate to bird conservation. These collaborative efforts will provide a unified approach to recover Tipping Point Species.
- 3 Billion Birds Gone
- Avian Conservation Assessment Database
- Birds of Conservation Concern
- Central Grasslands Roadmap
- North American Bird Conservation Initiative (U.S.)
- North American Waterfowl Management Plan
- Partners in Flight
- Southern Wings
- State of the Birds
- U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service Species Data Explorer
- U.S. Geological Survey- Species of Greatest Conservation Need
- Waterbird Conservation for the Americas
- Western Hemisphere Shorebird Reserve Network