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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
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HMANA needs your support to continue the Raptor Population Index
The RPI partners thank the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation (NFWF) for their support for development of the RPI system. In this second and last year of funding, the contribution of NFWF was matched with the generous support from individual donors. The Cedar Tree Foundation also deserves to be highlighted among committed donors for providing funding for RPI and making our operations possible.
Ahead lies a new challenge to continue sustaining RPI into the future; we expect your commitment to raptor conservation will help us attain the goal of a permanent system to track the populations of migratory raptors.
We cannot continue the success of this project without your support. You can donate below or print and mail the donation form. HMANA is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization and your donation is fully tax-deductible.
Thank you in advance for your generous contribution. Together we can make sure that there will always be raptors to view when we have our eyes on the sky.
A letter from the HMANA Chairman
Eyes on the Sky -- the 2012 RPI Annual Report
Donate Online
Printable Donation Form
The RPI partners thank the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation (NFWF) for their support for development of the RPI system. In this second and last year of funding, the contribution of NFWF was matched with the generous support from individual donors. The Cedar Tree Foundation also deserves to be highlighted among committed donors for providing funding for RPI and making our operations possible.
Ahead lies a new challenge to continue sustaining RPI into the future; we expect your commitment to raptor conservation will help us attain the goal of a permanent system to track the populations of migratory raptors.
We cannot continue the success of this project without your support. You can donate below or print and mail the donation form. HMANA is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization and your donation is fully tax-deductible.
Thank you in advance for your generous contribution. Together we can make sure that there will always be raptors to view when we have our eyes on the sky.
A letter from the HMANA Chairman
Eyes on the Sky -- the 2012 RPI Annual Report
Donate OnlinePrintable Donation Form