The winter weather has arrived alongside the migrating raptors! The more northern half of our migration network has received at least a dusting of snow, signaling that the end of migration is fast approaching. Our crews keep busy all season with field work and welcoming numerous visitors, including lots of organized groups from high schools […]
Our southern crews have been hard at work this fall, despite the challenges thrown at them. From extreme weather conditions, whether too hot or too wet, to government shutdowns, no two days have been alike! These obstacles make it all the more important to celebrate our hardworking crew and supporters like you. We were so
I think it’s safe to say that the last 18 months have been a whirlwind for most of us, but especially the 2024 recipients of the Global Raptor Grant (GRRCG). This cohort of grantees worked diligently to better understand some of the world’s most at-risk raptors in the face of political turmoil and rampant inflation,
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Development can have a profoundly positive impact on communities by building roofs over our heads, grocery stores in food deserts, and shared community spaces like libraries that enrich our lives. Undoubtedly, though, there will be times when lack of consultation and rushed decisions lead to poorly conceived development with undue impacts to wildlife. Even if
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Did you see us in Albuquerque last weekend? The HawkWatch International (HWI) team recently visited New Mexico to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the Manzano Mountains HawkWatch! We had so much fun bringing together new and familiar faces who help to keep the HawkWatch alive. While lots of things have changed over the last 40
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