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The Partners in Flight Technical Series is designed to facilitate distribution in a timely manner of documents that PIF considers to be of significant value to the bird conservation community.

One objective of the PIF process was to de­velop a system that could be applied consistently to any group of species, in any geograph­ic area, and in any season.

The nearctic-neotropical migration system is one of the world’s greatest and most complex.

The ultimate goal of this paper is to facilitate the conservation of biodiversity in an ever-changing Monteverde.

The panel addressed three questions: (1) Were the methods of population estimation proposed by PIF reasonable? (2) What actions could be taken to improve the data or analyses on which the PIF population estimates were based? and (3) How should the PIF population estimates be interpreted?

This document assesses the status of Henslow’s sparrows throughout their range in 1996.

These downloads contain various versions of the Species Account Table created in May 2015.

This document contains the meeting minutes from the March 2007 meeting of the Partners in Flight Implementation Committee.

This document contains the meeting minutes from the September 2007 meeting of the Partners in Flight Implementation Committee.

This document contains the draft of the minutes from the March 2009 Partners in Flight Implementation Committee meeting.