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Conservation Action Plan

Much of the November 2007 inaugural meeting of the IBTCG focused on identifying potential limiting factors and corresponding conservation actions that would form the backbone of a Bicknell's Thrush Conservation Action Plan. Subsequent annual meetings in Hadley, MA (October 2008) and Quebec City, PQ (September 2009) focused on developing implementation strategies for the priority conservation actions identified during this process, and refining early drafts of the Conservation Action Plan.

In July 2010, the full Plan was released with three corresponding non-technical summary documents. These
latter documents are intended to convey the Plan's salient points to a broad spectrum of audiences, from natural resource professionals, to policy-makers, conservation partners, funding agencies, and the general public.

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A Conservation Action Plan for Bicknell's Thrush
(PDF, 953 KB)

SUMMARY DOCUMENTS:

• Conservation Action Plan - full report summary
  • high resolution (English) (French) (Spanish)
  • low resolution (English) (French) (Spanish)
• Breeding Grounds summary (high res.) (low res.)
• Wintering Grounds summary (high res.) (low res.)

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The IBTCG will hold its fourth annual meeting, in conjunction with the Black-capped Petrel Working Group, in Santo Domingo, DR on 2-4 November 2010. This meeting will focus on increasing active involvement of Caribbean and North American partners through hands-on engagement in conservation action planning for these two species. More broadly, the meeting will promote international collaboration in conserving migratory birds that move between the Caribbean and North America. For more information see Events.