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Conservation of the Ashy Storm-Petrel at its Southernmost Breeding Site
Grupo de Ecología y Conservación de Islas is leading monitoring and conservation efforts for this priority seabird in Mexico.
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Historic Highs for California Brown Pelicans in the Channel Islands
After 50 years of recovery, California Brown Pelicans are nesting at historically high levels in the California Channel Islands. The next steps will be to research the dynamics between the Channel Islands population and the Gulf of California breeding population, which is not experiencing the same success.
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The Struggle for Survival in Rocky Isles
Off the coast of Sonora, Mexico, researchers are monitoring Craveri’s Murrelet, a small and charismatic seabird to learn more about how the species is persevering in an ever-changing and unforgiving world.
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Understanding Threats to Ashy Storm-Petrels in Channel Islands National Park
Partners are working together to protect the rare Ashy Storm-Petrel from the impacts of predation and climate change in Channel Islands National Park.
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Regional Shorebird Surveys Assess Migratory Stopover Habitat
After almost 3 decades, surveyors across the U.S. are revisiting wetland sites in 11 western states to get updated data about shorebird populations and the distribution of habitats and food resources across this critical network of wetlands.
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First Range-wide Survey Effort for Western Yellow-billed Cuckoos
By capturing a snapshot of cuckoo occupancy across the entire range for the first time, our ongoing analyses will fill critical gaps in knowledge for the species and inform conservation and recovery plans.
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Desert Thrashers: Tackling a Conservation Challenge
The dedicated members of the Desert Thrasher Working Group are still hard at work conducting range-wide U.S. surveys, expanding research into Mexico, and tracking movements of these elusive and declining desert birds.
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Expansion of the Motus Tracking Network in Northwest Mexico
Our new coastal Motus network has allowed us to track birds tagged along the western hemisphere and to start filling knowledge gaps on several species of conservation concern.
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Collaboration and Peer-to-peer Knowledge Sharing to Support Grassland Birds
The Collaborative Conservation and Adaptation Strategy Toolbox (CCAST) is a peer-to-peer knowledge-sharing platform that helps land managers tackle tough conservation challenges.
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America the Beautiful Challenge brings $1 million to the Fort Huachuca Sentinel Landscape
Borderlands Restoration Network was awarded a $977,000 grant to manage restoration projects within the Fort Huachuca Sentinel Landscape. The Sonoran Joint Venture was actively involved in the development of the application and will continue to provide support and expertise in the implementation.