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An adult Aplomado Falcon flying in front of a cloudless sky.

Mapping the Future for Aplomado Falcons

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...
Curtis Evans presenting to ambassador Verreaux's Eagle-owl Oliver to a smiling family.

The People of The Peregrine Fund: Curtis Evans

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...
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...
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...
TPF Propagation Program Manager Chelsea Haitz placing an egg into an incubator.

The People of The Peregrine Fund: Chelsea Haitz

It’s a question that anyone who works with birds has heard many times in their career: “What’s your favorite bird?” For most, it’s an impossible question… but not for Propagation Program Manager Chelsea...