Monthly Species Working Group Webinar Series
R2R is focused on recovering the most rapidly declining birds in the U.S. and Canada by supporting species-focused teams. View recordings of our monthly webinar series highlighting the work of these groups below. Visit our ‘News & Events’ page for information on upcoming webinars.
October 2023
Thomas Ryan – The status of Least Tern Populations in California and Northwest Mexico
November 2023
Katie Christie and Kelly Srigley Werner – Lesser Yellowlegs Research and Conservation: Filling Knowledge Gaps while Moving to Action.
December 2023
David Yeany and Matt Young – Evening Grosbeak: Initiating Continental Research and Conservation for a Steeply Declining Irruptive Migrant
January 2024
Michael Green and Ken Popper – Western Yellow Rail Working Group organization and progress
February 2024
Randy Dettmers and Elizabeth Hunter – Identifying remaining critical demographic information gaps and developing a full annual cycle population model for Cerulean Warblers
March 2024
Clay Green – Implementation of the Reddish Egret Conservation Plan
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April 2024
Amber Roth – Road to Recovery for the Golden-winged Warbler
May 2024
Calandra Stanley – Tracking Yellow-billed Cuckoo (Coccyzus americanus) progress along the Road to Recovery
June 2024
Yvan Satgé and Jennifer Wheeler – From Lost to Listed – Conservation Milestones for the Black-capped Petrel (Pterodroma hasitata)
September 2024
Steve Roels – The Evolution of the Kirtland’s Warbler Conservation Team in the Post-Delisting Era
October 2024
Brandt Ryder and Chris Latimer – Leveraging multi-disciplinary data to identify and target strategic grassland bird conservation
November 2024
Amy Chabot – Collaborative Recovery Efforts for the Loggerhead Shrike: 2013-2024
December 2024
Jeff Walters – The Recovery of the Red-Cockaded Woodpecker: Homology with the R2R Vision
