Partnerships Around the World
We work with partners across the Western Hemisphere to protect and improve habitat, as well as reduce the threats birds face. We’ve protected 1.1 million acres in our network of reserves, where roughly one-third of all the world’s bird species have been documented, and helped to improve habitat across millions more.
Explore our maps to see where we’re taking action for birds.
Explore ABC's Work
Protecting the Full Annual Cycle
ABC operates on a hemisphere-wide scale, working with organizations throughout the Americas to conserve critical areas for priority migratory birds at key areas in the north and south, as well as places in between.
Improving Working Lands in Latin America and Caribbean
ABC’s BirdsPlus program incentivizes and catalyzes farmers, ranchers, and companies in Latin America and the Caribbean to adopt best management practices that restore land and maintain habitat standards so bird populations can thrive.
Managing Working Forests to Benefit Swallow-tailed Kites
American Bird Conservancy (ABC) is working this spring with forest landowners in the southeastern United States to provide nesting sites for the unmistakable Swallow-tailed Kite, now and into the future.
Conservationists Pen Action Plan to Protect Elusive Seabird
The Black-capped Petrel is the rarest nesting seabird in the Caribbean, with only an estimated 2,000 breeding pairs remaining worldwide.
Meet the Birds We're Working to Conserve
Bicknell's Thrush
Waved Albatross
