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WISCONSIN BIRD CONSERVATION PARTNERSHIP


A COOPERATIVE PARTNERSHIP TO DELIVER THE FULL SPECTRUM OF BIRD CONSERVATION
EMPHASIZING VOLUNTEER STEWARDSHIP.



MENUMENU
 * Home
 * About
   * Background
   * Contact Us
   * Endorsers
   * Steering Committee
   * 2002-2017 Accomplishments
   * 2018-2022 Strategic Plan
 * Our Projects
   * All Bird Plan
   * Bird City Wisconsin
   * Bird Monitoring
   * Birding & Nature Trail
   * Important Bird Areas
   * International
   * Breeding Bird Atlas II
 * Our Work
   * Annual Meetings
   * Education
   * Issues
   * Outreach
   * Research
 * Resources
   * Communication Plan
   * Conservation Plans
   * Issues Papers
   * Publications
   * Wisconsin's Rare Birds
 * Help Birds
   * Seven Simple Actions
   * Pamphlet to Print/Share
   * Bird-friendly Yard
   * Cats and Birds
   * Citizen Science
   * eBird WI
   * Great Wisconsin Birdathon
 * Other WI Projects
   * Bluebirds
   * Chimney Swifts
   * Kirtland's Warbler
   * Loons
   * Northern Forest Birds
   * Purple Martins
   * Upper Mississippi River & Great Lakes Joint Venture
   * Western Great Lakes Bird & Bat Observatory
   * Whooping Cranes
   * Wings Over Wisconsin
   * WI Audubon Council
   * WI Society for Ornithology
 * 

 * Ruby-throated Hummingbird ©Ryan Brady
 * Tundra Swan migration ©Robert Rolley
 * Ryan Brady surveying ©Tim Oksiuta
 * Female American Redstart ©Ryan Brady
 * Piping Plover ©Ryan Brady
 * Students participate in a bird banding demo ©Ryan Brady
 * Blue-headed Vireo ©Ryan Brady

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ADVANCING CONSERVATION THROUGH IMPORTANT BIRD AREAS

WBCP has been working hard on the second phase of its Important Bird Areas
program, one that moves beyond identification of IBA sites to delivering
conservation actions at those IBAs that need it most. Learn more about what
we've been up to and where we're going next >>>   



See where we're headed
Read our Strategic Plan

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