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Who We AreOur impact
For several years, the Hummingbird Monitoring Network (HMN) focused its efforts on monitoring and studying hummingbird populations to obtain important information that supports conservation of these magnificent creatures. Hummingbird Conservation Networks (HCNs) result from integrating community-based conservation ideas into HMN's science-based beginning. HCNs' mission, virtually unchanged from HMN's original mission, is to help hummingbirds survive, reproduce, and thrive while discovering how communities benefit economically, socially, and ecologically through their hummingbird conservation activities. Maintaining hummingbird diversity and abundance throughout the Americas remains a primary focus of the organization. Hummingbirds are unique in their ability to reconnect people, instantly with awe, for nature. They are bearers of light and might be the messengers we need for restoring viability to our world’s living systems. For more information about the summary of who we are, please use the updated white paper, now referred to as the charter here. |
We believe a hummingbird’s right to survive, reproduce, and thrive should be just as protected as a hummingbird’s opportunity to forage, nest, and migrate.
XXX Hummingbirds Captured
Our organization, the Hummingbird Monitoring Network, is proud to have banded over XXX hummingbirds in our years of monitoring and studying these magnificent creatures. Through our efforts, we strive to aid hummingbirds in their survival and reproduction, while engaging communities in conservation activities. XXX Supporters
We are grateful for the support of over XXX individuals and organizations who have joined us. Our supporters are essential to our efforts to aid hummingbirds in their survival and reproduction. Together, we can continue to maintain hummingbird diversity and abundance throughout the Americas. 16 Banding Sites
Our network includes 16 monitoring sites across North America where we observe and collect data on the behavior and populations of hummingbirds. Our team of trained volunteers and staff work tirelessly to track and monitor these tiny birds, helping us better understand their migratory patterns and habits. |
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A Sustainable Future for HummersBuilding hummingbird conservation is crucial for the survival of these unique birds and the ecosystems they inhabit. As pollinators, hummingbirds play a vital role in the reproductive success of many plant species, making them essential to the health of ecosystems.
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