Partners:
The coordination of educational information and awareness is important to all of us. Please take some time to visit our partners:
Association of Fish & Wildlife Agencies
Representing all of North America's fish and wildlife agencies, promoting sound management and conservation
This website is a compiled list of natural areas that are easily accessible to birders with limited mobility or limited endurance. Please visit their website to add your area or to find one that is right for you.
A non-profit wildlife rehabilitation center located in Western New York. This organization is instrumental in Barn Owl Conservation.
An international center for raptor conservation, Hawk Mountain was founded in 1934 as the world's first refuge for birds of prey. October is high season for visiting Hawk Mountain for the popular raptor migration on the US East Coast.
Based in Atlanta, GA, Hawk Talk provides educational presentations throughout the Southeast by falconer and lecturer, Monteen McCord. Monteen is also a certified and experienced rehabilitator.
Hawk Watch International monitors and protects hawks, eagles other birds of prey and their environments through research, education and conservation
International
Migratory Bird Day
IMBD celebrates the incredible jouneys of migratory birds between their breeding grounds in North America and their wintering grounds in Mexico, Central and South America.
The Central Premise of PIF is that resources must be combined, coordinated and increased in order to achieve success in conserving bird populations in this hemisphere.
Working to prevent wildlife from becoming endangered by supporting increased state and federal funding for wildlife conservation
A Philadelphia Organization that works to promote environmentally friendly buildings and consumer understanding.
