Fish and Wildlife Service

Description

The Recipient will continue to maintain and expand the WHMSI Pathway, adding bilingual profiles of WWB grantees to the Eco-Index and the WHMSI Pathway; add and update resources in the “Projects & Tools” database; publish and widely disseminate interviews and articles about migratory species conservation initiatives; create and distribute the bilingual WHMSI Pathway Update email newsletter; write reviews of migratory species conservation reports and Web sites; and maintain and promote the WHMSI Forum. This project also proposes to develop and publish a comprehensive directory of the NGOs that are working to conserve migratory birds, sea turtles, butterflies, bats, whales, and fish in the Americas.

Who can apply

• Others

Contact

Nikole J Tucker <br/>International Affairs Specialist <br/>Phone 7033582379
Nikole_tucker@fws.gov