Sierra Madre Sparrow Conservation Study
 Sierra Madre Sparrow (Xenospiza baileyi) is an endemic species found only in high elevation temperate grasslands of western and central Mexico. It is listed as in danger of extinction . Historic observations exist from at least seven sites in Mexico: two in Durango, one in Jalisco, and four in the south of the Valley of Mexico. Nevertheless, basic information about this species is practically unknown. Our research aims to...
SonoranJV.org, Version 2.0
Major changes are in the works for the SJV website! We are in the process of undertaking a complete redesign. During this transition, some of our regularly-scheduled features may not be available. In particular, most of the Spanish language side of the website is undergoing a brief hiatus while we work on developing a better method for managing things in two languages. We thank you for your patience, and please contact Jennie Duberstein with any questions or issues accessing things.
Watch for the new website in December 2011.
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Addressing climate change adaptation in the SJV region
The Sonoran Joint Venture, PRBO Conservation Science, and the Mexican National Protected Areas Commission (CONANP) are collaborating on a new effort aimed and better understanding the predicted impacts of climate change to birds and habitats within the SJV region and beyond. This project aims to develop a foundation...
Webinar series highlights collaboration efforts between Joint Ventures and State Agencies
 In October, the Sonoran Joint Venture (SJV) and the Arizona Department of Game and Fish participated in a national webinar series aimed at illustrating how state fish and wildlife agencies and Joint Ventures work collaboratively for better bird conservation...
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