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For Partners in Flight’s 30th anniversary, Chuck Hunter shares his perspectives of PIF’s formative years and the origins of species vulnerability assessments.

Now available in the Conservation Resource Library: In “The Scientific Roots of Partners in Flight,” Terry Rich explores the sequence of events and changing attitudes, beginning in 1966, that laid the scientific foundation for Partners in Flight’s launch…

Terry Rich explores the sequence of events and changing attitudes, beginning in 1966, that laid the scientific foundation for Partners in Flight’s launch in 1990. Terry draws on his experience working in bird conservation since 1974 as well as his particular experience as PIF National Coordinator from 2000 to 2014. Terry highlights what has, and what has not, changed in the world of landbird conservation over that time.

The Partners in Flight Western Working Group has adopted a set of guidelines as recommended best practices for successful collaboration. The document Guidelines for Engagement: Constructing healthy and long lasting bird conservation partnerships outlines a collaborative framework to help set expectations for ourselves and for our partners. This document summarizes recommendations offered by participants of […]