Accomplishments
The CVJV partnership has earned an impressive record of accomplishment since its inception in 1988, and is making great progress towards meeting the objectives identified in its 2020 Implementation Plan.
Bell’s VireoPhoto Credit: Tom Grey
News
The following section contains a variety of news, information, accomplishments and activities of the CVJV partners. Also featured are links to other sites where information about on-going issues of interests can be found.
- Tulare Basin Wildlife Partners Newsletter November 2014
- Neotropical Migratory Bird Conservation Online Communications Toolkit
- DU Regional Biologist Position
- Accounting for Climate, Urbanization, and Water Supply Management in Wetland Habitat Conservation Planning
- CVJV Partners Oppose New Water Assessments for Tulare Basin Duck Clubs
- Tough Times for Wetland Managers
- Water Management Challenges in the Central Valley
- Where’s the Water?
- Prestigious North American Waterfowl Management Plan Awards Go To CVJV Veterans Red Hunt and Bob Shaffer
- A Conservation Giant’s Legacy of Water
- State of the Birds Report on Private Lands Released
- California Waterfowl Awarded NAWCA Grant
- Spring 2013 All-Bird Bulletin
- A Foundation of Science
- Planning for the Future
- In the Beginning…Glenn Olson Recalls How the CVJV Changed the Conservation Movement
- The Cosumnes River Preserve Project: The Beginning of a Beautiful Relationship
- 2013 California Junior Duck Stamp Winners
- CVJV Flagship Project: Llano Seco Rancho
- Gary Kramer: The Central Valley Habitat Joint Venture's First Coordinator
- Beginnings of the Central Valley Joint Venture
- Welcome to the New Year
- State of the Birds Report
- Conserving the Nature of California, Nevada and the Klamath Basin: U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service News
- Your Wetlands Podcast
Around the Valley
Follow these links to learn about some of the important bird conservation work happening in California's Central Valley.
