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The rapid expansion of energy infrastructure in Kenya has caused an increase in wildlife collisions and mortality. Our Kenya Program organized a meeting in January with representatives from both the energy...

A veteran of our propagation team, Carolina Granthon is now a key member of our science team, helping guide our conservation efforts worldwide using adaptive management. Read on to hear Carolina explain...

In January of 2024, a delegation of raptor biologists—including multiple staff members of The Peregrine Fund—traveled to the United Arab Emirates, a country steeped in raptor tradition. Their mission: build...

The Navajo Nation Department of Fish and Wildlife has joined the North American Non-lead Partnership to support hunting and care for the landscape and wildlife. What does this mean for the Diné people? ...

With over twenty years of experience monitoring Ridgway’s Hawks in the Dominican Republic, Field Biologist Hilario Jorge Polanco—known to our team as Nojine—is one of the longest-tenured members of the...

Our Madagascar Program helped rediscover the Madagascar Pochard, a Critically Endangered diving duck, in 2006. Their team just published important demographic information about species from 2011–2021 in the...

Tiny parasitic flies in the genus Philornis have proven detrimental to both Ridgway’s Hawk and Puerto Rican Sharp-shinned Hawks populations without proper treatment. Now, our Neotropical Program has...

The Peregrine Fund has hundreds of employees in countries all over the world, but Brand Manager Dan Young might have the most unique living situation of all of them: he and his wife, along with a gregarious...

During Senior Condor Field Biologist Erin Brannon's decade-plus tenure with The Peregrine Fund, the condor program has seen perhaps more than its fair share of ups and downs. But through it all, she still...