Getting Involved

Contact Us

For general inquiries:
Jennifer Wheeler
U.S. National Waterbird Coordinator
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
1-703-358-1931
Jennifer_A_Wheeler@fws.gov
or Waterbirds@fws.gov

Canada-related inquiries:
Garry Donaldson
Canadian National Waterbird Coordinator
Canadian Wildlife Service
1-819-953-3166
Garry.Donaldson@ec.gc.ca

Important Bird Area inquiries:
John Cecil
Assistant Coordinator Important Bird Areas Program
National Audubon Society
1-215-355-9588 x15
jcecil@audubon.org

For conservation assessment inquiries:
Kathy Parsons
Lead on waterbird conservation status assessment
Manomet Center for Conservation Sciences
1-508-224-6521 x228
parsonsk@manomet.org@fws.gov

Join Our Listservs

The WaterbirdsNetwork listserv (automated electronic mailing list) is a means of communicating with others interested in Waterbird Conservation for the Americas. To subscribe, send a blank email to waterbirdsnetwork-request@lists.fws.gov with the word “subscribe” in the subject line.

Listservs are also being developed for regional waterbird interests (see below).

Subscribe to the ALL-BIRD BULLETIN

The All-Bird Bulletin provides news and information about with the various bird conservation programs and initiatives associated with the North American Bird Conservation Initiative (NABCI). To subscribe, contact Roxanne Bogart.

For past issues of the All-Bird Bulletin, go to http://www.nabci-us.org/news.html.

Subscribe to MIGRATORY BIRDS & WETLANDS NEWSLINK

Migratory Bird & Wetlands NewsLink is a bi-monthly news service sharing information about migratory birds and wetlands around the world. Submissions are encouraged and any international news is welcome. E-mail subscribership is open, contact Editor Heidi Luquer.

View Migratory Birds and Wetlands Newslink online at http://www.birdsandwetlands.com

Subscribe to INFORMATION EXCHANGE FOR MARINE EDUCATORS

Provided with the support of NOAA’s Office of Education and the National Marine Protected Areas Center, this list shares information pertinent to the marine educator community. For subscription information, pdf copies of the current newsletter and combined archives of information from past issues, visit http://mpa.gov/information_tools/education.html#InfoExchange.

Join Regional Networks and Working Groups

Go to our Regional Waterbird Conservation pages.