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Monthly Species Working Group Forum
Join our monthly Species Working Group Forum! This virtual forum is designed for you and your entire Species Working Group team to network with, and learn from, other species working groups facing similar issues and challenges. This forum will also offer space to identify areas of common-ground for collaboration. April 24th, 2024 at 2pm Eastern Register for
Monthly Species Working Group Webinar Series
Join our monthly species working group webinar series! In this series, we aim to highlight a species working group and foster collaboration and discussion across groups. Webinars are now being presented with simultaneous translation into Spanish. Webinars occur on the second Friday of each month from 1 to 2pm Eastern time. The meeting will take place
Road to Recovery In-Person Workshop: January 17-19, 2024
Please join us in January 2024 for the workshop, “Sustainable Recovery of North American Birds” Agendas: View the Workshop Schedule View the Breakout Session Descriptions View the Panel Descriptions View session recordings and workshop materials on our Resources page. Virtual workshop attendance We are pleased to offer a free, virtual component of this workshop. Plenaries,
BirdLife International and R2R- International Listening Session – January 31, 2023
“Halting and Reversing Loss of Migratory Birds through Strengthened Linkages across Flyways – A Response to 3 Billion Birds Lost” This 2-hour session is intended to be the first of at least two discussions in which BirdLife International will facilitate a space for our partner organizations working across Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) to
U.S. State of the Birds report released featuring R2R approach for Tipping Point Species
The 2022 U.S. State of the Birds report was released on October 12th, at StateOfTheBirds.org. The report was released by the U.S. Committee of the North American Bird Conservation Initiative (NABCI) and represents a collaboration among 32 science and conservation organizations and agencies; it summarizes data on the changes in bird populations across habitats in the United
