An international alliance that works to keep common birds common and help species at risk through voluntary partnerships.
Ken Rosenberg, Cornell Lab of Ornithology Just as migration experts from 6 countries are gathering this week for a symposium at the PIF VI conference in San José, Costa Rica, a major review of migration stopover and bottlenecks in the Neotropics was published this week in the journal Bird Conservation International. The review article, authored […]
Read more »The Partners in Flight Steering Committee recently met at the University of Utah campus in Salt Lake City to discuss priority actions moving forward into the fall and new year. Priority actions were developed around a variety of topics to deliver the 2016 Landbird Conservation Plan for conservation action. Topics included management for PIF Watch List species on federal public lands, improved integration of PIF objectives with Migratory Bird Joint Ventures and Flyways, and full annual cycle conservation.
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With the passing of the one-year anniversary of the 2016 Landbird Conservation Plan, the PIF network can claim several bold steps forward that deliver the plan for on the ground actions that are good for birds.
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