New Content-wide Assessment of Raptor Population Trends
(Posted 2012-02-01)
A new report by the Raptor Population Index (RPI) Project shows that the majority of the 26 species of migratory raptors across North America are either recovering or in stable condition.

HMANA Research Award
(Posted 2011-12-01)
The HMANA Research Award supports field studies relating to raptor migration ecology and behavior, population monitoring, and conservation.

Hawkwatcher's Exchange forum
(Posted 2011-03-15)
A place where hawkwatch sites can post job notices for counters or volunteers or where counters can offer their services. It is also a forum for general raptor-related announcements and regional discussions

Links

• HawkCount
• Hawk Migration Notes
  (HMANA blog)
• Winter Raptor Survey
• RPI Project
• Hawkwatching FAQ

The Hawk Migration Association of North America (HMANA) is a membership-based organization committed to the conservation of raptors through the scientific study, enjoyment, and appreciation of raptor migration.

HMANA: Collects hawk count data from almost two hundred affiliated raptor monitoring sites throughout the United States, Canada, and Mexico Publishes the semi-annual journal Hawk Migration Studies, which includes seasonal reports on the migration and more Provides HawkCount, a near-real-time international database of hawk counts across the continent Maintains BIRDHAWK, a subscription-based email list Is a driving force behind the Raptor Population Index (RPI), to promote scientific analysis of hawk count data If you are not yet a member, learn more about HMANA and join today! For more information, contact info@hmana.org or write to: HMANA P.O. Box 721 Plymouth, NH 03264 U.S.A.

HMANA's 2011 Raptorthon View Results from Raptorthon teams. Rough-legged Hawk    ©2007, Vic Berardi