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American Bird Conservancy
Mission “conserving native birds and their habitats throughout the Americas”
American Bird Conservancy
HALTING EXTINCTIONHALTING EXTINCTIONThe Alliance for Zero ExtinctionThe Alliance for Zero Extinction
Safeguarding the RarestSafeguarding the Rarest
HALTING EXTINCTIONHALTING EXTINCTIONPriority Species in Mexico and Central AmericaPriority Species in Mexico and Central America
••BlackBlack--cheeked Antcheeked Ant--tanagertanager••YellowYellow--billed Cotingabilled Cotinga••Honduran EmeraldHonduran Emerald••WorthenWorthen’’s Sparrows Sparrow••ShortShort--crested Coquettecrested Coquette••Socorro DoveSocorro Dove••TownsendTownsend’’s Shearwaters Shearwater•Mangrove Hummingbird••ThickThick--billed Parrotbilled Parrot
Safeguarding the RarestSafeguarding the Rarest
HALTING EXTINCTIONHALTING EXTINCTION
PROTECTING MIGRATORY PROTECTING MIGRATORY BIRDS AND HABITATSBIRDS AND HABITATS
Many Projects Underway1.1. Cerulean Warbler Cerulean Warbler ––PA/MD, PA/MD,
Colombia, Ecuador Colombia, Ecuador 2.2. GoldenGolden--winged Warbler, winged Warbler, -- US, US, 3.3. GoldenGolden--cheeked Warbler cheeked Warbler --
TexasTexas4.4. LongLong--billed Curlew billed Curlew ––
Intermountain West, MexicoIntermountain West, Mexico5.5. Red Knot Red Knot –– Atlantic Seaboard Atlantic Seaboard
Bicknell Thrush Bicknell Thrush –– Dominican Dominican RepublicRepublic
6.6. Yucatan Migratory Corridor, Yucatan Migratory Corridor, MexicoMexico
7.7. Laguna Madre, MexicoLaguna Madre, Mexico8.8. Nicaragua ReforestationNicaragua Reforestation9.9. Sierra Caral, Guatemala Sierra Caral, Guatemala -- land land
acquisitionacquisition
5th International Partners in Flight Conference and
Conservation Workshop August 2013 - Snowbird, Utah
• Over 250 individuals• 120 organizations and agencies• 14 countries
A Conservation Blueprint for Migratory Birds for the 21st Century
1. Eight linked regions
2. Full life cycle approach
3. Defined Projects - Measurable Results
“Bring back the birds”
Conservation Business Plans
GoldenGolden--winged Warblerwinged Warbler
Full Life-Cycle Conservation
Red Areas = 75% GWWA occurrence.
Wintering Ground Work
Sustainable working landscapesReserve
Shade coffee
Cacao
Silvapasture
GWWA Pilot ProjectGWWA Pilot Project-- NicaraguaNicaragua
ADDRESSING THREATSADDRESSING THREATS• Pesticides and toxins• Collisions • Cats indoors• Wind energy• Funding and Policy
BUILDING CAPACITYBUILDING CAPACITY
•• Focus on InFocus on In--country country partnerspartners
•• Focus on sustainabilityFocus on sustainability•• Reforestation, Reforestation,
ecotourism, shade ecotourism, shade coffee, local crafts coffee, local crafts
BUILDING CAPACITYBUILDING CAPACITYABCABC’’s International Partnerships International Partnership
and International Reserve Networkand International Reserve Network•• 39 partners in 15 countries 39 partners in 15 countries •• 70 reserves, protected areas and 70 reserves, protected areas and
landscapeslandscapes•• Protecting nearly one million acresProtecting nearly one million acres•• Nearly half of all the birds in the Nearly half of all the birds in the
AmericasAmericas
WORKING TOGETHER: WORKING TOGETHER: JOIN USJOIN US
1.1. Joint AZE/GEF conservation proposals Joint AZE/GEF conservation proposals 2.2. Protected Areas: design and managementProtected Areas: design and management3.3. Conservation Business Plans: joint projects for our Conservation Business Plans: joint projects for our
shared migratory birdsshared migratory birds4.4. Community Outreach and Sustainable LivelihoodsCommunity Outreach and Sustainable Livelihoods5.5. Addressing ThreatsAddressing Threats6.6. Building CapacityBuilding Capacity7.7. Science and InformationScience and Information8.8. Collaboration and Partnership Collaboration and Partnership
WORKING TOGETHERWORKING TOGETHER
Together we can build a world where our native birds, Together we can build a world where our native birds, their habitats and the biodiversity they represent are their habitats and the biodiversity they represent are protected, valued and will flourish for generations to protected, valued and will flourish for generations to
come.come.
Thank you.Thank you.
David Younkman David Younkman –– [email protected] [email protected]