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BirdsCaribbean’s hosts a discussion group on the groups.io platform, which has over 850 members. The purpose of this e-group is to provide a forum for communication about Caribbean birds. BirdsCaribbean shares news on activities and important conservation and ornithological developments in the region, including updates on current projects and announcements about new resources, upcoming workshops and conferences, and funding opportunities. Members of this group are invited to share similar information. The list also provides opportunities for discussion among members about key issues related to bird conservation and research in the region. You can apply for membership to this e-group, on the group’s homepage.
main@BirdsCaribbean.groups.io is the overarching group that everyone belongs to. Within this group are “Subgroups,” created for specific BirdsCaribbean Working Groups – click on the links below to learn more about these groups. If you are interested in joining a Subgroup, submit a request on the main page for the group:
Waterbird (Caribbean Waterbird Census) Working Group: WaterbirdWG@BirdsCaribbean.groups.io
Seabird Working Group: SeabirdWG@BirdsCaribbean.groups.io
Education Working Group: EducationWG@BirdsCaribbean.groups.io
Endemic and Threatened Species Working Group: ETSWG@BirdsCaribbean.groups.io
West Indies Checklist Working Group: ChecklistWG@BirdsCaribbean.groups.io
Monitoring Working Group: MonitoringWG@BirdsCaribbean.groups.io
International Black-capped Petrel Conservation Group: Diablotin@BirdsCaribbean.groups.io
West Indian Whistling-Duck Working Group: WIWD-WG@BirdsCaribbean.groups.io
The groups.io platform replaces our BirdsCaribbean Yahoo group, which was active for more than 20 years! It will continue as a great place to connect with others who are passionate about the science and conservation of these birds and their habitats, as well as the Caribbean communities and livelihoods that are intertwined.
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