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In yet another of a long line of accolades, our Madagascar Program Director, Dr. Lily-Arison René de Roland, has been awarded the title of “National Order of Madagascar” with the rank of “Commander.” Read...

In March 2025, our Madagascar Program teamed up with the Mohamed bin Zayed Raptor Conservation Fund to trap and tag nine Sooty Falcons in the Alley of the Baobabs in western Madagascar. The transmitter data...

Congratulations and welcome, EDGE Fellows Malyasri Bhattacharya and Waruni Tissera! This past year, The Peregrine Fund partnered with ZSL’s EDGE of Existence program to support two fellows focusing on...

A mere hundred miles south of the Arctic Circle in western Alaska lies the small community of Nome, the base of operations for our northernmost project: the Gyrfalcon & Tundra Conservation Program. Hear...

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Temperatures are climbing in the United States, and most of us are fortunate enough to hide from the heat in cool buildings, hop in a pool, or enjoy a frozen treat to cool off. But how do raptors beat the...

As gruesome as it may sound, slaughterhouses across Africa provide abundant food sources for scavengers. This new African Journal of Ecology publication examined scavenger community dynamics in...

The Peregrine Fund has conducted its very first Green Status of Species assessment on the Ridgway’s Hawk. Created to complement the IUCN Red List of Species, an IUCN Green Status of Species assessment...

Within ten days, 225 vultures were killed in two separate mass poisoning events just 16 miles apart in South Africa. Mass vulture poisonings have sadly become increasingly common across Africa, with vulture...

In rural Mexico in the late 1990s, a chance viewing of a documentary featuring our founder Tom Cade would change the life of a 14-year-old boy. Inspired to become a raptor biologist, Julio Gallardo has...