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Ridgway's Hawk Haiti Collaboration Maxon Fildor Collaborating with our Partners in Haiti Help save the Ridgway's Hawk The last known sighting of Ridgway's Hawk in Haiti was in the early 1960s . On August 23, 2019, Anderson Jean and Maxon Flidor were …

Ridgway's Hawk Mitigating Human Raptor Conflict Mitigating Human-Raptor Conflicts Help Conserve Endemic Raptors Ridgway's Hawk, and other raptors on Hispaniola, face many anthropogenic threats including electrocution on power lines and human persecution . …

Ridgway's Hawk Community Engagement Community Enagagement and Capacity Development Join us in Saving Ridgway's Hawks For a conservation project to be successful in the long term, local community members must support the program and play an active role in …

Ridgway's Hawk Project Nest Monitoring and Management David Anderson Nest Monitoring and Management Help Conserve Endemic Raptors In order to find conservation solutions, it is important to gather as much information as possible about the habitat needs, …

Puerto RIco Program Partners Daria Taylor Meet Our Partners Become a Champion for Puerto Rico's Raptors Our efforts would not be possible without the support of the many individuals and organizations that work side by side with us in Puerto Rico and …

Puerto Rico Program Team Hana Weaver Meet Our Team Become a Champion for Puerto Rico's Raptors Our core team is made up of four amazing women who are passionate about raptors, conservation, and Puerto Rico. Amanda Hancock Puerto Rico Program Director Hana …

Puerto Rico Program Broad-winged Hawk Mike Morel Broad-winged Hawk Research Become a Champion for Puerto Rico's Raptors The Puerto Rican Broad-winged Hawk is an endangered subspecies of the Broad-winged Hawk that occurs only on the island of Puerto Rico , …

Puerto Rico Program Tagging and Tracking Amanda Hancock Banding, Tagging, and Tracking Hawks Become a Champion for Puerto Rico's Raptors The more information we have about a species' biology, behavior, and habitat needs, the better equipped we are to …

Puerto Rico Program Treating Nests Amanda Hancock Treating Nests Become a Champion for Puerto Rico's Raptors Parasitic nest flies, known as botflies, lay their eggs in bird nests. The larvae burrow beneath the skin of the nestlings to feed on their tissue …

Puerto Rico Program Nest Searching Anexis Morales Nest Searching Become a Champion for Puerto Rico's Raptors The more we can learn about the behavior, diet and nesting habit of the Puerto Rican Sharp-shinned Hawk, the better equipped we will be to take …