Conservation of State Wildlife Action Plan cavity-nesting bird species on ponderosa pine family forests of the Pacific Northwest
Project #: 1904 – Updated: January 17, 2011
Project Summary
American Bird Conservancy and its primary partners, American Forest Foundation and Forest Restoration Partnership, completed numerous project activities for the conservation of cavity-nesting birds in ponderosa pine forests, in particular habitat management (e.g., snag creation, snag retention, thinning, invasives control, etc. at six private land sites in Oregon, Washington, and Idaho with over 8,000 acres of pondoerosa pine forest.
view full descriptionLocation (by county):
Grant County (OR)
Watersheds:
Upper John Day
Congressional Districts:
OR District 02
Bird Conservation Regions:
Northern Rockies
USFWS Regions:
Pacific Region
Full Project Description
American Bird Conservancy and its primary partners, American Forest Foundation and Forest Restoration Partnership, completed numerous project activities for the conservation of cavity-nesting birds in ponderosa pine forests, in particular habitat management (e.g., snag creation, snag retention, thinning, invasives control, etc. at six private land sites in Oregon, Washington, and Idaho with over 8,000 acres of pondoerosa pine forest.
Project Assistance & Partnership Opportunities
Funding
This is a program we are developing at American Bird Conservancy and we are looking for funding opportunities and partnerships to support it.
Goals and Targets
Primary motivations:
- Conservation Mission
Consistent with plans:
- Conservation Plan
- State Wildlife Action Plan
Targeted habitats:
- Forests and Woodlands
- Conifer Forests
Targeted species were not provided for this project.
Assistance
Direct Funding
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Organization
American Bird Conservancy
(Non-Governmental Organization)
Primary Contact
Dan Casey
American Bird Conservancy
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Partners
- American Forest Foundation
- Forest Restoration Partnership
Project Photos
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