Partner

The Migratory Bird Program works with others to achieve our conservation mission; in fact, we could not be effective without the support and cooperation of our many partners.

Throughout our website, we have many resources for partners.  Whether you need to access reports or other documents, survey information, bird management plans or lists of protected species, or guidance and tools to help you do your job or fulfil legal mandates, we provide these.

We also want to show you the many ways you can be involved with bird conservation and the Migratory Bird Program if you are not already.  Apply for a grant, invest in conservation, help educate the next generation of conservationists : or simply explore hunting or bird watching opportunities near you.  There are many ways that you can become a partner for bird and habitat conservation.  Join us!

Volunteers with biologist Robin Corcoran: August 2012 Nearshore Marine Bird Survey Credit Lisa Hupp/USFWS

Surveys & Data

International Migratory Bird Day 2014 Why Birds Matter poster credit Environment for the Americas

National & International

Providence Parks Urban Wildlife Project Partnership from left to right: April Alix, Wendy Nilsson, Beth Charlesbois, Sharon Marino, Marcia Pradines, Scott Kahan, Juancarlos Giese, Dan Ashe credit USFWS

Regional & Local

Pacific Flyway Lac duBois-2 Project 5393 credit USFWS

Grants & Funding Sources

These are some of the many partners involved with the successful removal of the Smitherman's dam in Troy, North Carolina. credit USFWS

Tools You Can Use

South Fork of the Forked Deer River Cypress_swamp credit USFWS

Support & Invest in Conservation

Last Updated: May 27, 2016