Support the Migration Network

Help Take the Pulse of Raptor Populations

Long-term migration counts are the cornerstone of raptor conservation. Counting raptors every year for decades is not flashy research, but it is the basis for a large proportion of current raptor research and conservation efforts.

Thanks to the long-term data your support has allowed us to collect at HawkWatch International’s network of migration sites, we know that six species—the American Goshawk, American Kestrel, Northern Harrier, Osprey, Rough-legged Hawk, and Sharp-shinned Hawk—are experiencing notable declines. Can you help us conserve these birds?

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Covering data fees for one site to upload its data - $ 55.00

Covering a night of housing for a crew member on bad weather days - $ 100.00

Providing field guides and gear for an entire crew - $ 300.00

Providing two new tablets to log the daily count and banding totals that need replacing - $ 500.00

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