Land Stewardship

Looking Back to Move Forward

The Private Lands Wildlife Biologist (PLWB) program is a crucial pillar in Bird Conservancy’s three-pronged approach to avian conservation through science, education, and stewardship. Our...

Living on the Land

The past year of pandemic life has been a struggle for most us in many ways. For a field biologist who truly values time outdoors...

Playa Lakes

Ever notice what appear to be small ponds on the grasslands during spring? These are 'playa lakes' — temporary wetlands that dot the prairies of...

X Marks the Spot!

With over 70% of landownership in the Great Plains and Intermountain West being privately owned, landowners are one of the keys to conservation of wildlife...

Facing Fear for the Birds

Private Lands Wildlife Biologist Jenn Lutze shares her remarkable journey of finding a career working to conserve birds, and even learning to love them, despite...

Keeping Land in Grass

The U.S. and Canada have lost almost 3 billion birds since 1970. Grassland bird species suffered the steepest declines, losing an estimated 53% of their...

Technology to Support Land Manager Decision-Making

LandPKS (Potential Knowledge System) is a mobile phone app that makes digital soil and vegetation data and knowledge available in the palm of your hand....

Under the Weather

Each summer, migratory birds like the Southwestern Willow Flycatcher fly thousands of miles between their summer breeding grounds and wintering locations. An impressive feat under...

Champions for Grasslands

The cultural heritage of those that tend the land and call it home—from ranchers to Indigenous Peoples to ejidos—is closely tied to the fate of...

Return of the Aplomado Falcon?

The Chihuahuan Desert population of Northern Aplomado Falcon shrunk dramatically a century ago and was lost from the southwestern U.S. A tiny population survived in...

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