Welcome! As the global population continues to climb,  200 species of birds that reproduce in the United States spend their winters in Central and South America. Many migratory species are experiencing significant levels of decline. Without sufficient amounts of suitable winter habitat, the future of these species remains uncertain. My research seeks to identifies ways that migratory birds can continue to thrive in expanding agricultural landscapes. The purpose of the Adopt-a-Migrant program is to promote awareness of the conservation challenges facing animals in the tropics and to share research experiences and results from my field site in northern Honduras. In addition, the program will raise additional funds to support my research and public education goals in Central America. Please take a moment to meet our migrants and learn more about adopting a bird through the links below. Meet Out Migrants Learn about a few of the migratory bird species that call Honduras home during the winter. Adopt a Migrant Learn more about the program: What you will receive and how your donate will support bird conservation Current Research Find out more about my research and other conservation initiatives through links and video Get Involved Discover how you can help migratory birds as a consumer or citizen scientist  |
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