AMJV Partner Spotlight: Tennessee Riv...
Have we mentioned recently that our AMJV partners are AMAZING?! Today, we want to shine a spotlight (or
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Have we mentioned recently that our AMJV partners are AMAZING?! Today, we want to shine a spotlight (or
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The Eastern Working Group of Partners in Flight held a scoping meeting at the Nashville Zoo 24-25 April
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Challenges to Conservation in the Appalachian Region Most forests in the Appalachian Mountain Region have historically been or
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On August 6th and 7th, at the University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science (UMCES) Appalachian Lab in
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Sometimes the best way to learn about nature is to record your observations! 🧐🗒📝🖍
Cornell Lab of Ornithology
Thousands of people are already enjoying our Nature Journaling & Field Sketching online course! You can start anytime and go at your own pace.
Scientific illustrator Liz Clayton Fuller leads you through more than 4 hours of video instruction and guided practice designed to build your confidence in filling journal pages with sketches, observations, and reflections. Transform your relationship with the natural world, and get the most out of your course experience by sharing your thoughts and uploading images in the discussion forum.
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This is sad news, but there is hope! Remember, you can find out how you can help at 3billionbirds.org!
#BringBirdsBackOver the last 50 years, North America's breeding birds have declined by 30% because of threats including habitat loss (the biggest), window collisions, and more. In a round-up of infographics, find out more about these declines -- and what ABC is doing to help #BringBirdsBack. https://abcbirds.org/blog/3-billion-birds-visual-journey/
Gardening in the fall?! 🍁🍂 It’s good for the birds! 🐦 Learn more below 👇🏻
Working both collectively and independently, joint venture partners conduct activities in support of bird conservation goals developed by the partnership. Our strength is in our ability to strategically deliver conservation actions at a scale and scope unachievable by any single agency or organization.
