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A new publication, co-authored by Northeast Africa Program Director Dr. Darcy Ogada, is the first habitat suitability assessment for the Hooded Vulture in The Gambia, one of the last strongholds for the...

Did you know? Not only do we have a team of avian ambassadors at our headquarters in Boise, but we have two ambassadors in the Dominican Republic as well! Earlier this year, representatives from our Boise...

In 2024, we took enterprising steps in forging an exciting new partnership with Boise State University, creating a new PhD position dedicated to researching the Harpy Eagle and rainforest conservation...

A new publication coauthored by our Northeast Africa Program Director compares historical bird atlas data and more recent citizen science data to determine how Kenyan bird distributions have changed over...

Six graduating Master’s students in Madagascar in 2025 already? What an accomplishment worth celebrating for our Madagascar Program. Read on about how conservation leadership plays a pivotal role in our...

Migration station data have historically been used to provide information about species’ population trends. But are trends in migration count data an effective indicator of population trends? A new study,...

Conservation Field Biologist Tom Hudson is a veteran of multiple Peregrine Fund programs, with time spent on our Puerto Rican Sharp-shinned Hawk, Aplomado Falcon, California Condor, and Golden Eagle...

After 18 months of development, our Ridgway’s Hawk team just released a ten-year Conservation Action Plan for the Critically Endangered island species. The plan will guide our work for the next decade with...

Speaking of Arctic predators, the Snowy Owl has been listed as Vulnerable since 2017, and a new population analysis supports this conservation listing. The results show the owl’s population has declined by...

Our propagation team in Boise celebrated the completion of a new condor breeding pen just in time for the start of breeding season—the California Condors have already laid 14 eggs this year! Read more about...