The Coniferous Forest Bird Conservation Plan: A Strategy for Protecting and Managing Coniferous Forest Habitats and Associated Birds in California has been developed to help guide conservation policy and action on behalf of coniferous habitats and associated landbirds throughout California.  The Conservation Plan is a synthesis of the current state of knowledge concerning birds in California’s coniferous forests and the problems they face.  Recommendations presented here can be used by land managers to support viable populations of birds that depend on these forests for breeding.

Click here to view the Partners in Flight California Coniferous Forest Bird Conservation Plan.

Habitat Conservation for Landbirds in the Coniferous Forests of Western Oregon and Washington has been prepared to stimulate and support a proactive approach to the conservation of landbirds in coniferous forests of western Oregon and Washington. This Partners in Flight bird conservation plan offers recommendations intended to guide planning efforts and the habitat management actions of land managers, direct expenditures of government and non-government organizations, and stimulate monitoring and research to support landbird conservation. The recommendations also are expected to be the biological foundation for developing and implementing integrated conservation strategies for multiple species at multiple geographic scales to ensure functional ecosystems as indicated by healthy populations of landbirds.

Click here to view/download a copy of the Habitat Conservation Plan for Landbirds in the Coniferous Forests of Western Oregon and Washington.

Click here to view/download high resolution copies of this and other Oregon Washington Partners in Flight bird conservation plans.