From Our Partners Archives - Central Valley Joint Venture

Tracking Tricolored Blackbirds: New Technology Reveals Clues for Conservation The tricolored blackbird, listed as a state Threatened Species, is one

Migratory Bird Joint Ventures Celebrate 40 Years of Conservation Work This year marks the 40th anniversary of the North American

The Lower Klamath Refuge Could Once Again Become a Vibrant Habitat for Ducks Duck and geese populations on the Lower

Studying Bats in the Central Valley Bats depend on many of the same habitats that support migratory birds in the

Motus Wildlife Tracking Is Revealing Bird Movements Across the Central Valley Motus (Latin for movement) is an apt name for

A Concrete Win for Bank Swallows Nesting season is here for birds in the Central Valley, including for bank swallows

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service recently released a new report, Characterizing the Experiences of Visitors to National Wildlife Refuges,

New StoryMap Explores Habitat Restoration and Flood Protection in the Yolo Bypass The California Department of Water Resources and partners

California’s Central Valley is defined by water: too much or too little, often in rapid succession. For the millions of

Birdwatcher Data Powers Effective Conservation Migratory Bird Joint Ventures (MBJVs) are harnessing the power of community science to fill critical