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A Balancing Act: How Egyptian Vultures Manage Molt, Migration, and Breeding

April 12, 2026
Munir Virani A Balancing Act: How Egyptian Vultures Manage Molt, Migration, and Breeding April 12, 2026 Global For birds, replacing worn feathers (a process called molt) is one of the most energetically demanding events in their lives. Many songbirds …

The People of The Peregrine Fund: Curtis Evans

March 15, 2026
Jordan Rudeen The People of The Peregrine Fund: Curtis Evans March 15, 2026 North America Matthew Danihel (left) | U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, National Conservation Training Center, Creative Imagery (right) “One of my earliest memories is visiting my …

The Peregrine Fund Returns to Nepal to Tag Critically Endangered Vultures

March 15, 2026
Munir Virani The Peregrine Fund Returns to Nepal to Tag Critically Endangered Vultures March 15, 2026 Eurasia Two decades ago, The Peregrine Fund played a pivotal role in one of the most urgent wildlife investigations of the modern era. Working with …

New Study Reveals Scale of Forest Loss Threatening Raptors Worldwide

March 15, 2026
Justus Menke / Pexels New Study Reveals Scale of Forest Loss Threatening Raptors Worldwide March 15, 2026 Global A new study published in Global Change Biology has delivered a sobering assessment of where the world's forest raptors stand. The researchers …

Presidential Recognition, Well Deserved

March 15, 2026
Lylyson René de Roland Presidential Recognition, Well Deserved March 15, 2026 Africa Last month, at the Malagasy Presidential Palace, Dr. Lily-Arison René de Roland received a national certificate of recognition from the President of Madagascar—a moment …

Mapping the Future for Aplomado Falcons

March 15, 2026
Paul Juergens Mapping the Future for Aplomado Falcons March 15, 2026 North America The success of any reintroduction program depends heavily on habitat—not just what's available today, but what will remain available as climate change and human development …

New Study Narrows Search for Drivers of American Kestrel Decline

March 15, 2026
Kelsey Tatton New Study Narrows Search for Drivers of American Kestrel Decline March 15, 2026 North America The American Kestrel , North America's smallest falcon, has been disappearing at roughly 1–2% per year since the 1960s. Despite decades of …

The People of The Peregrine Fund: Loukman

February 8, 2026
courtesy of Daniel Byers The People of The Peregrine Fund: Loukman February 8, 2026 Africa courtesy of Stéphanie Razakaratrimo (left) | courtesy of Lily-Arison René de Roland (right) “I started my journey with The Peregrine Fund in 1993,” remembers …

New Wings Over Arizona: Seventeen Condors Begin Their Wild Journey

February 8, 2026
Michelle Clampitt New Wings Over Arizona: Seventeen Condors Begin Their Wild Journey February 8, 2026 North America This past fall brought exciting news for  California Condor conservation. Seventeen young condors joined the Arizon–Utah flock from our …

Russell Thorstrom Receives Prestigious Conservation Award

February 8, 2026
Evan Buechley Russell Thorstrom Receives Prestigious Conservation Award February 8, 2026 Global The Peregrine Fund is proud to announce that Russell Thorstrom, our Madagascar & West Indies Conservation Director, has been honored with the 2025 Tom Cade …

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