Author: Lisa Sorenson

BirdsCaribbean Expresses Deep Concern Over Three Damaging Developments in Grenada

Birds of the West Indies – Second Edition now available!

The Cuban Ornithologists Year Book 2019

Antigua’s Birding Population just Increased by 30

BirdsCaribbean Meets #BlackBirdersWeek: An Online Meetup Focusing on Opportunities, Partnerships – and People

The Caribbean Birding Trail Will Help You Make Your Travel Plans

Black Lives Matter – BirdsCaribbean’s Statement

Birds of the World – Free to BirdsCaribbean Members

From the Nest – Day 1

BirdsCaribbean Buffs (Face Masks) Available for Sale

World Migratory Bird Day Turns Spotlight on the Scourge of Plastic Pollution

Hurricane Dorian Recovery: An Update on How Our Appeal Funds Are Being Used

After Hurricane Dorian, An Emotional Birding Trip on Grand Bahama

BirdsCaribbean Receives 2018 Partners in Flight Award for Hurricane Relief and Recovery Work

Funding Opportunity—The David S. Lee Fund for the Conservation of Caribbean Birds

World Migratory Bird Day 2019: “Protect birds: Be the solution to plastic pollution”

BirdsCaribbean Launches Mentorship Program for Fledgling Conservationists

Help Us Heal the Devasting Impact of Hurricane Dorian in The Bahamas

Win One of these Amazing Prizes in BirdsCaribbean’s 2019 Raffle!

Celebrate World Shorebirds Day and Join the Global Shorebird Count! September 3 – 9, 2019

Making the French Connection at the 22nd International Conference in Guadeloupe

BirdsCaribbean Launches New Caribbean Birding Trail Website

Birding Tours of Cuba in 2020 from BirdsCaribbean

Festival Celebrates Unique Birds in Unique Ways All Over the Caribbean

Keeping Caribbean Birds Aloft! International Bird Conference in Guadeloupe in July

BirdsCaribbean brings Diverse People Together to Conserve Birds, Have Fun, and Sometimes Even Fall in Love

Words from our Members—BirdsCaribbean 30th Anniversary Short

A Year Filled with Hope for Caribbean Birds—A Look Back on 2018

30 Years and Counting—The Party Continues!!

Funding Opportunity—The David S. Lee Fund for the Conservation of Caribbean Birds