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Media Working Group

One of our past training workshop on How to be a Media Maestro! – How to get your work and message into the media!

The goal of the Media Working Group (WG) is to raise the profile of birds and conservation issues in the Caribbean region using all available media. The group writes articles about BirdsCaribbean’s work and solicits articles by our partner organizations to share the latest results from research, education, and on-the-ground conservation projects in the Caribbean.

Raising awareness and facilitating a public response on issues related to Caribbean bird conservation is critical to our mission as a regional organization. The Media WG also provides support and training in media relations to interested members and organizations to increase their capacity to reach local audiences with important conservation messages.

The Media WG meets every month to plan upcoming media activities, including press releases, blog articles, videos, and social media.  The group also hosts a training workshop at each of our international conferences on topics such as:

  • How to Write a Press Release
  • How to be Interviewed on Radio and Television, including ‘vox pop’ interviews to publicize upcoming events
  • How to take better photographs at events to promote your organization’s work
  • How to create videos to promote your organization’s work
  • Effective use of Social Media for Engagement and Advocacy

The Media WG also takes on special projects such as preparing colorful and informative ebooks on important topics, and assists with creating educational materials, including content for the Caribbean Endemic Bird Festival (CEBF) and World Migratory Bird Day (WMBD).

Some of our products can be viewed on our Resources page, our library of Endemic Bird of the Day resources (from our CEBF From the Nest campaign), WMBD (Birds Connect Our World) and BirdsCaribbean Live pages. See our library of Endemic Bird of the Day resources here. Here are some additional Media Resources for our members and media organizations. If you can’t find what you are looking for, contact us.

If you enjoy writing or editing or have photographs you would like to contribute, please consider joining our Media WG – we would love to have you! Contact our chair below.

Working Group Chair & BirdsCaribbean Communications Manager: Christel Mohammed (Christel.Mohammed@BirdsCaribbean.org)

Heritage Plants eBook cover
The free ebook, Heritage Plants, is a guide for backyard beautification and habitat restoration using native Caribbean plants and trees.

Download the book on our Resources page.



Share Your News!

Do you have news to share about Caribbean birds or bird conservation? Get featured on the BirdsCaribbean blog and on our social media! Send information and images to: media@birdscaribbean.org


  • About Us
    • Mission
    • Leadership
      • Our Board
      • Our Team
    • International Conference
    • Outreach and Education
  • Caribbean Birds
    • Caribbean Endemic Birds
    • Caribbean Migratory Birds
  • Programs
    • Caribbean Waterbird Census
      • Caribbean Piping Plover Survey
    • Landbird Monitoring
      • Caribbean Landbird Monitoring Network
      • Caribbean Bird Banding Network
      • Caribbean Motus Collaboration
    • Seabird Conservation
    • Caribbean Birding Trail
    • Caribbean Endemic Bird Festival
      • Caribbean Endemic Birds
      • CEBF Resources
    • World Migratory Bird Day
      • Caribbean Migratory Birds
    • BirdSleuth Caribbean
    • BirdsCaribbean Grants
    • West Indian Whistling-Duck and Wetlands Conservation Project
  • Working Groups
    • Bird Monitoring Working Group
    • Seabird Working Group
    • Black-capped Petrel Working Group
    • Endemic & Threatened Species Working Group
    • Media Working Group
    • Invasives Species Working Group
  • JCO
  • Celebrate Birds
  • Resources
    • Shorebird Resources
    • Landbird Monitoring Resources
    • Seabird Resources
    • Caribbean Endemic Birds
    • Caribbean Migratory Birds
    • From the Nest
    • CEBF Resources
    • Birds Connect Our World
    • BirdsCaribbean Live
    • Journal of Caribbean Ornithology
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