Conservation Projects
Conservation Projects
Our national and international conservation and field research projects span a range of topics and perspectives, from classical ecological research to applied conservation, to more traditional zoo-based reintroduction activities. Projects are founded on the belief that field research, conservation, and education are fundamentally linked and are best done in concert.
Habitat Loss, Invasive Species, Pollution, Human Population, and Overharvesting (HIPPO) are the greatest threats to biodiversity. Learn more about these challenges and how YOU can help during your next National Aviary visit. Located in The Charity Randall Foundation Eagle Hall.
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Project Principalis
The Ivory-billed Woodpecker is one of the most iconic birds in North America. Learn about the National Aviary's efforts to document this species.
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High Andes Habitats
The High Andes is one of the world's biodiversity treasures, but it is under-studied and at risk. Learn about our work to protect the diverse bird species in this region.
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Mariana Islands
The unique birds of the Mariana Islands face a threat from an invasive species. Learn about the multi-faceted approach the National Aviary is taking to protect species.
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Neotropical Migratory Birds
Neotropical birds are facing declining populations. Read about our efforts to study these indicator species and protect the habitats they rely on for wintering and breeding.
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Hispaniola
Hispaniola is a hotspot for biodiversity, home to many endemic and migratory species, but its forests are rapidly disappearing. Learn how we are working to further conservation efforts on the island.
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Meet Our Team
Meet the researchers, research assistants, and student researchers who work around the globe to save birds and protect their habitats.
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