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Molting—the process of replacing worn feathers—is one of the most energetically demanding events in a bird's life, and for the Egyptian Vulture, it's especially complex. A new study examines how different...

North America's smallest falcon species has been declining for decades, but the reasons have long been a mystery. A new study co-authored by TPF scientists uses decades of population data—including data...

A new study has assessed forest loss across the ranges of all 369 forest-dependent raptor species, and the results are alarming. On average, only 52% of forest cover remains within these species' ranges,...

Once extirpated from the United States, the Northern Aplomado Falcon has been making a comeback along the South Texas coast—but sea level rise and expanded development is threatening to undo years of...

In one of the more unique “origin stories” on our team, Curator of Education Curtis Evans was in school to become an eye doctor before a little white lie about a pigeon helped change his career trajectory...

Last month, our Madagascar Program Director, Dr. Lily-Arison René de Roland, received a national certificate of recognition from the President of Madagascar, just months after winning the 2025 Indianapolis...

Two decades ago, TPF helped solve one of the most urgent wildlife crises of our time—a catastrophic collapse of vulture populations across South Asia. Now, we're back in Nepal, supporting field research on...

Counting birds may sound simple—just step outside and start tallying. But in reality, it's a complex and essential endeavor at the core of modern wildlife conservation. A new book from our Executive VP of...

This past fall brought exciting news for California Condor conservation: seventeen young condors joined the Arizon–Utah flock from our management facility at the Vermilion Cliffs. Click here to learn more...

Each fall, Sooty Falcons leave their breeding grounds in the deserts of northern Africa and the Middle East to spend their winter in Madagascar. But how many make this incredible migration, and where...