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Uniting to Save the Grenada Dove: Conservation Leaders Gather for Urgent Action Planning

Grenada Dove—endemic to Grenada and Critically Endangered. The cinnamon-brown plumage and white stripe in front of the wing are key field marks to distinguish the Grenada Dove from other dove species on the island. (Ph...


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Updates to Caribbean Bird Taxonomy You’ll Want to Know About

Break out your life lists — the 66th supplement to the American Ornithological Society’s (AOS) Checklist of  North and Middle American Birds, published in August 2025, brought several taxonomic changes that Caribbean birders will want to be aware of. We’re taking a closer look at the updates that matter most for our region.&nbs...


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Get Ready for the 17th Caribbean Waterbird Census — Be Part of the Bigger Picture!

Get ready for the 17th annual Caribbean Waterbird Census (CWC) Region-Wide count! This year is extra special as we mark the 60th year of the International Waterbird Census (IWC) — a global eff...


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Training Opportunity: Caribbean Bird Banding Training Workshop

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The arrival of brightly colored, migratory warblers is a glorious time on the Caribbean birding calendar—but have you ever wondered ...


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Data in Action! Strengthening Seabird Conservation through Collaboration

Global seabird populations are in serious decline, facing threats that span from habitat loss to climate change. These magnificent birds are essential indicators of ocean health and help maintain resilient coastal ecosystems like


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