If you are a frequent reader of our blogs, you likely know that eagles around the world face many challenges and human-caused threats. We’ve similarly shared concerning news about the status of Golden Eagles in the western U.S., as well as some of the tools we have been researching to benefit this species. In this blog, we’ll […]
Eagles and Vehicles Don’t Mix Read More »
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
New Faces for a New Year Read More »
To improve your raptor identification skills, you must master the basics. This blog is the start of a series where we walk you through raptor vocabulary so you can better describe and understand what you are looking at when identifying a raptor. Now let’s talk raptor anatomy! Note that this list below is not an
Raptor Vocab 101: Anatomy Read More »
2022 was a big year for HawkWatch International, bringing lots of exciting changes with it! Looking back at the past year allows us to see not only our accomplishments but also informs our future plans. We hope you enjoy walking down memory lane with us! Increased the Number of 2022 Global Raptor Research & Conservation Grant Recipients
2022 Year in Review Read More »
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
Meet the Artist: Brett Rees Read More »
