eBird Northwest

eBird Northwest serves as the primary community science application of Avian Knowledge Northwest by providing content and services to bird‐watching and natural resource management audiences in northern California, Oregon, Washington, British Columbia, and the surrounding areas. It serves as the primary community science application of Avian Knowledge Northwest by providing content and services to bird‐watching and natural resource management audiences in northern California, Oregon, Washington, British Columbia, and the surrounding areas.

Klamath Bird Observatory, Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW),Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife (ODFW), US Fish and Wildlife Service Region 1 (Pacific), and Pacific Birds in collaboration with Cornell Laboratory of Ornithology and many conservation partners, have developed eBird Northwest, building a broad regional partnership around the eBird community science application. It is a regional portal of Cornell Laboratory of Ornithology’s international eBird program. An eBird Northwest Content Committee is actively generating stories, articles, notes, and other tools of interest to birders and conservation practitioners in the Northwest. Additionally, a Community Science Committee is working with partners, developing relevant, regional eBird projects that are linked or hosted through eBird Northwest.  These projects address specific objectives, meet data needs, and encourage users to contribute data that will inform conservation.