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Bird Conservation Perspectives: International Programs for Forest Policy

Explore international programs for migratory bird conservation from a forest policy and disaster assistance perspective. Benefit USA with protected areas, conservation training, and reforestation. Learn about biodiversity threats and solutions for boreal forests and endangered species like Kirtland's Warbler. Discover actions to protect habitats and promote sustainable coffee and cacao production. Address invasive species and support large-scale watershed restoration projects in North America.

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Bird Conservation Perspectives: International Programs for Forest Policy

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  1. International Programs Work for Migratory Birds • Forest Policy • Disaster Assistance • Technical Cooperation

  2. Bird Conservation Perspective • Landscapes—Ecoregions • Multiple Land Ownerships • Partnerships • Entrepreneurship • Scientifically & Ecologically based • International Action • Benefits to USA

  3. Protected Areas Management • Train Land Managers • Non-timber Forest Products • Nature-based Tourism

  4. Conservation Training • Low-impact Logging • Fire Management • Reforestation • Watershed Restoration • Neotropical Migratory Bird dInventory and Monitoring

  5. Reduced Impact Logging • Reduces risk of catastrophic fire • Retains more habitats for migratory birds • Train land managers • TFF

  6. Wildfire Problems: • Destroys habitat for migratory birds • Poor forest management increases risk • Watershed degradation results • Unpredictable loss of habitat Solutions: • Training for suppression, detection, dmonitoring • Provide equipment • Research on fire behavior

  7. Threats to the Boreal Forest • Oil and Gas Mineral Extraction • Forest Management • Agriculture • Hydroelectric Development

  8. Kirtland’s Warbler • Endangered Species • Estimated 900 pairs Worldwide • Restricted Range • Threats – Habitat Protection in Bahamas • $1.2 Million/year in North America

  9. Bicknells Thrush • Restricted winter range • Habitat loss in wintering areas • 10-20% of the world population occurs on the Green and White Mountain National Forests

  10. Swallow-tailed Kite • Migrates over 5000 miles • Consistent narrow migration corridor • 5000 individuals range-wide • Significant populations occur on National Forests • Deforested and parched lands during migration • Winters on Private Lands Data Courtesy of Avian Research and Conservation Institute

  11. Solutions: • Encourage shade-grown dcoffee and cacao production • Monitor forest loss • Provide technical assistance Coffee - Cacao Problems: • Deforestation to grow sun-dgrown coffee • Deforestation increasing • Loss of wintering habitat for migratory birds • 97% less use by birds in sun- dgrown coffee plantations

  12. Invasive Species Problems: • Destroys native habitats for migratory birds • Deforestation • Loss of native plant communities Solutions: • Integrated Pest Management Program • Exotic Forest Pest Information System • Biological Control • Programs in North America, Latin America, Japan, and China

  13. National Large Scale Watershed Restoration Projects

  14. North American Bird Conservation Initiative • North American Waterfowl dManagement Plan • Partners in Flight • U.S. Shorebird dConservation Plan • North American Waterbird Conservation Plan

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