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The Migration Network. HawkWatch International operates the largest single-run standardized network of migration sites in the world. We have been conducting raptor migration research in the American West for over 36 years, utilizing our long-term data to work with wildlife managers on conservation plans. The primary objective of these efforts ...
Jul 20, 2021 · Healthy raptor populations signal a healthy ecosystem, and by association, healthy human habitat as well. Our goal is to reach a diversity of stakeholders, including the public, decision makers, birders, land managers, and conservation groups, so they, in turn, can identify possible threats and work for change,” says Dr. Dave Oleyar, Director ...
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Differential Migration in Five Species of Raptors in Central Coastal California. The following story highlights a raptor research project that tells us something new about the incredible birds of prey we monitor at the Golden Gate Raptor Observatory (GGRO). Thank you to our GGRO volunteers for preparing this summary.
Feb 9, 2017 · Raptor Road Trip: Tracking Birds of Prey Across the American West. Three friends hit the road to follow hawks and golden eagles on their fall migration, and to collect valuable data that will help ...
Sep 16, 2022 · Travel Correspondent. September 16, 2022. About two to three million birds of prey fly through Panama each fall, in what amounts to the world’s third-largest raptor migration. Edith Polverini ...
Rockfish Gap Hawk Watch is one of over 200 hawk watches in North America monitored by the Hawk Migration Association of North America ( HMANA ). Our primary mission is to collect raptor count and species data during fall migration in a repetitive and consistent fashion. Our hawk watch is conducted each fall on the grounds of the Inn at Afton ...
Oct 10, 2022 · New graphs were designed by Jason Sodergren, creator, and long-time manager of hawkcount.org, the hawk migration count database. The recent population analyses shared on the RPI website examines raptor migration counts from 2009 to 2019 for 22 raptor species from 76 sites spanning Mexico to Canada.
