Wisconsin Bird Conservation Partnership

A cooperative partnership to deliver the full spectrum of bird conservation emphasizing volunteer stewardship.

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Request for Proposals due October 1 ~ Advancing Conservation in Wisconsin’s Important Bird Areas
The Wisconsin Bird Conservation Partnership (WBCP) is announcing a Request for Proposals (RFP) to advance bird conservation […]
Prevent Birds from Hitting Home Windows — Free Webinar Aug. 23
Up to 1 BILLION Birds die every year in the United States after colliding with windows. Learn why birds collide with windows […]
Oshkosh Conference a Snowy Success
Despite the swirling snow that engulfed the Bringing Birds Back Conference, more than 130 participants left Oshkosh […]
With Birds in Crisis, Wisconsin Bird Lovers Gather to Share Ideas, Inspiration and Action to Save Birds. “Bringing Birds Back” Conference is March 24-25 in Oshkosh!
Contacts: Karen Etter Hale, Wisconsin Bird Conservation Partnership, wbcibird@gmail.com; 920-245-1395Chuck Hagner, Bird City […]
Registration Now Open for Bird Conservation Conference, March 24-25, in Oshkosh
Registration is now open for our spring conference. Professionals, citizens, and bird lovers of all kinds are welcome in […]
Wisconsin wildlife stressed by climate change
by Dea Larsen Converse, WICCI Communications Director Wisconsin is world-renowned for its diversity of wildlife. Our […]
Advancing conservation through Wisconsin’s Important Bird Areas
WBCP recently partnered with Tom Prestby and GEI Consultants to assess the 93 Important Bird Areas (IBAs) in Wisconsin to […]
Winter finches delight Wisconsin birders
It’s another great year for winter finches in Wisconsin! Learn where to find them, what they eat, and how things may […]
Input needed on management plan for Greater Prairie-Chicken
Have you heard of the Greater prairie-chicken? This is an extremely charismatic wildlife species in Wisconsin. People travel […]
7 Easy Ways to Help Birds
The best way to celebrate birds is to spend time outdoors bird watching. To continue the celebration of birds throughout the […]