In the third installment of our raptor vocab series, we talk all about terms used to age an individual. If you get mixed up by terms like first year, hatch year, and juvenile, we are here to help! Before you keep reading, we recommend you read the first two blogs in this series about anatomy and plumage—both of […]
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HawkWatch International understands the value of hands-on experience. We also recognize that it isn’t always easy to have access to these opportunities. Oftentimes, early career professionals are faced with a dilemma—most positions that will provide them with the experience they need are severely underpaid if they offer compensation at all. HWI’s American Kestrel Conservation Internship
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As we welcome a new year for raptor conservation, we are thrilled to share that two new faces will join us in our mission. Sherry Liguori and Brian Logsdon bring two decades of experience in avian conservation and risk management, respectively, to the HawkWatch International Board of Directors. Sherry Liguori, an Environmental Manager at Rocky
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About a year back, we put out a call on our social media asking our supporters to send in their best raptor art for our 2022 calendar. Lucky for us, we received a jaw-dropping submission from the one and only Brett Rees. After seeing this painting, we knew we needed more of his work in
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What’s better than saving one eagle? Saving two! This is especially true right now because eagles around the world need our help more than ever. Our research indicates that Golden Eagles are experiencing their worst season for nestling survival in 16 years, while for species we study globally, some species like the Flores Hawk-eagle are
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