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Our Madagascar Program is one of The Peregrine Fund’s largest and most impactful initiatives, combining community investment, species monitoring, habitat restoration, management of protected areas, and...

The Black-and-chestnut Eagle, listed as Critically Endangered in Ecuador, faces severe threats and remains poorly understood, particularly regarding how diet differs between sexes despite strong size...

The Endangered Forest Owlet is found only in the small, fragmented forests of Central India, making it challenging for biologists to study. The Peregrine Fund partnered with the Wildlife Research and...

Deep within the Indigenous territories of Darién, Panama, something extraordinary is unfolding. Fifteen young Emberá and Wounaan men and women have embarked on a journey that connects them to the forest,...

At our education facility in Boise, Idaho, Raptor Specialist II Jadn Soper is part of the team responsible for caring for our team of 22 avian ambassadors and conducting education programs for thousands of...

A new publication from our Neotropical Student Education Program found that vultures play a crucial role in scavenging communities in dry forests of western Ecuador. The researchers warn that the loss of...

When our Dominican Republic team noticed a Ridgway’s Hawk nest had lost its mother for reasons unknown, they stepped in to make sure the unhatched eggs had a shot at life. One problem: no Ridgway’s Hawk had...

Lead poisoning still remains the number one cause of death for California Condors. Current methods of trapping and testing for lead poisoning are resource intensive and can be stressful for the birds. A new...

We’re thrilled to announce the details of the 29th Annual California Condor Release! Five captive-raised condors will be released into the wild on September 27 at Vermilion Cliffs National Monument in...

This April, we restarted propagation work for the Puerto Rican Sharp-shinned Hawk after a three-year hiatus, removing twelve eggs from wild hawk nests and moving them to our new Puerto Rico propagation...