Click here to get your exclusive BC 2024 Conference Merch

Exciting news! Our online Conference Merch Store for the upcoming BirdsCaribbean 24th International Conference is now OPEN! Order all your #BirdsCarib24DR merchandise online for pick-up in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, from 18 to 22 July 2024!

We’ve got a wonderful variety of items on sale to delight any bird or nature lover, including conference t-shirts, hats, buffs, and stickers. Our conference merch features stunning illustrations of Hispaniolan endemic birds by American naturalist and painter Alex Warnick. These aren’t just great souvenirs—they’re keepsakes that will remind you of your amazing time in the Dominican Republic for years to come. Plus, we have Birds of the Dominican Republic and Haiti field guides on sale—and two of the authors will be on-site to sign your copies!

These items and more will make unique gifts for your family and friends. And the best part? Your order will directly support our work to help Caribbean birds and people thrive. Check out all the offerings at our e-shop: bit.ly/BCDR24-Merch

Important: All merchandise items purchased on this site must be collected during the conference at the Dominican Fiesta Hotel. We cannot ship items to anyone.

If you can’t attend the conference, you can arrange with a friend or colleague attending the conference to pick up your items for you.

The excitement doesn’t end online! Attendees can also stop by our merch table at the Dominican Fiesta Hotel for a retail therapy break in between sessions to purchase something beautiful and fun that will help them remember the conference. But hurry, quantities are limited, so be sure to shop early to get your desired styles, sizes, and amounts. 

The BC conference will take place in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic from 18 to 22 July 2024. The theme is “From Mangroves to Mountains–Safeguarding Our Avian Treasures” Find out more about our exciting workshops, round-table discussions, field trips, and networking opportunities on the website and register at this link: bit.ly/BC24DR 

The Ridgway’s Hawk is one of the most critically endangered raptors in the world and is endemic to Hispaniola. (Photo by Dax Román)

An estimated 90% of the Bicknell’s Thrush population overwinters in Hispaniola’s dense, humid broadleaf forests. (Photo by BirdsCaribbean)

A Pearly-eyed Thrasher in the Dominican Republic. (Photo by Tony Pe)

Hispaniolan Mango (female) feeding on hibiscus in the Dominican Republic. (Photo by Neil Hilton)

The Hispaniolan Trogon (called Papagayo in the Dominican Republic and Caleçon Rouge in Haiti), is one of only two trogon species found within the Caribbean (the other being the sister species, the Cuban Trogon). (Photo by Dax Roman)

Baiguate River, Jarabacoa, Dominican Republic.

Our conservation impact is stronger when we work together. We can’t wait to see you in Santo Domingo! 

Acknowledgments: A huge thank you to Alex Warnick for making this amazing artwork available for us to use for the conference! Get ready for an incredible experience!