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The newly adopted International Single Species Action Plan (SAP) offers a roadmap to recovery for at risk species like the fascinating Audouin’s Gull.  SAP coordinates with organizations across 15 nations, sharing data, identifying specific threats and collaborating on recovery and protection projects.  It is important to celebrate positive, proactive activities like this that help the world achieve its goals, encourage collaboration, ensure funding and adjust policies. ~~~     Follow us & find our Books:   on Amazon Visit:   Drum It With Brummet Blog Subscribe:   Brummet Media​ YouTube Channel​  ​ ~~~   

Bird Life International invites our readers to share in their celebration of 60 years water bird census programs, in collaboration with Wetlands International– yes, you read that right - 6 decades of hosting Citizen Science programs across the planet, inviting people to join in projects like counting birds, assessing the health of the populations and their wetland homes.  This information is shared with governments, scientists, universities and conservation organizations across the globe, providing meaningful insight  that is used for policy amendments, and many other conservation activities. Info:  https://www.birdlife.org/news/2026/01/16/celebrating-60-years-of-waterbird-monitoring-for-conservation ~~~     Follow us & find our Books:   on Amazon Visit:   Drum It With Brummet Blog Subscribe:   Brummet Media​ YouTube Channel​  ​ ~~~  

Kudos !! The Wildboy Creek project conserves 1,300 acres of forestland in the upper reaches of the Washougal River system in Skamania County, Washington (US). The Columbia   Land Trust conserved the area with the goal of partnering with the Cowlitz Indian tribe to remove a 45-ft. dam that has outlived its purpose and restore the watershed for salmon and steelhead. In the years ahead, ecologically and culturally important salmon and steelhead will be able to return to their ancient spawning grounds above the dam. Cedar waxwings, American dippers, and other birds will continue to sing their songs, and the only damming done on the river system will be by beavers. Read the press release to more about this project and funding partners, and check out the short film about Wildboy Creek: Meander . ~~ Visit the Brummet's @:  http://BrummetMedia.ca ~~