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The U.S. Capitol building in Washington, D.C.

Sharing Conservation Success in the U.S. Capital

Last month, two representatives from our Ridgway’s Hawk program headed to Washington, D.C. to deliver a presentation at the headquarters of the Global Environment Facility. The presentation highlighted our...
Two Secretarybird birds walking through yellow grass.

Updates From Our Northeast Africa Program

It’s been a while since we’ve reported on our Northeast Africa Program, but that doesn’t mean they haven’t been hard at work! Our team has checked in with a report on their activities in 2025, which...
An Aplomado Falcon in flight.

Partnership Fueling Habitat Restoration in South Texas

This year in southern Texas, two intrepid new biologists are helping to restore coastal prairie habitat for the Endangered Aplomado Falcon. Powered by a partnership with the USFWS Coastal Program, the duo...
A Boreal Owl perched in a spruce tree.

Shedding Light on an Elusive Owl of the North

The mysterious Boreal Owl is primarily a denizen of the dense northern forests from which it takes its name. Its nocturnal habits and remote range make it difficult to find, let alone monitor, and as a...
A White-rumped Vulture in flight in front of distant hills.

Local Passion, Global Impact: TPF Empowers Future Leaders

We’ve proudly partnered with the ZSL EDGE of Existence Programme to support two fellows working with Asian raptors: Malayasri Bhattacharya with the White-rumped Vulture, and Waruni Tissera with the Serendib...
A Rüppell's Vulture perched in the top of a tree.

Hey Google: Where are Rüppell’s Vulture Nests?

Rüppell’s Vultures are a tricky species to study, nesting on remote cliffs across a dozen countries. But an ambitious new study attempts to remotely identify potential nesting colonies across seven...