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Our Conservation Ecology Program focuses on four key research areas: (1) songbird population dynamics, (2) monarch butterfly overwintering dynamics, (3) bird collisions and electrocutions; and (4) the impact of Sudden Oak Death on native systems. Our research projects are primarily funded through grants and contracts and additionally through foundations and memberships.
To learn more about our research areas, select one of the following:
Songbird population research
Monarch Butterflies
Bird Powerline Interactions
Sudden Oak Death
Training, Workshops, and Internships
Through our Conservation Ecology Program we also offer annual workshops in bird banding and monarch monitoring. Check this page for current workshop, training, and internship information.