- Steering Group members: AMBI Americas Flyway Committee
AMBI Americas Flyway
In the Americas Flyway, AMBI works with partners to address priority conservation issues including:
- the underlying threats that contribute to loss or degradation of habitats, such as the expansion of white geese on tundra habitats, human-caused disturbances in coastal development, unsustainable hunting and plastic pollution.
- climate change, affecting shorebird productivity in the Arctic, and the habitat quality and quantity throughout the flyway.
AMBI has identified 7 objectives and 15 actions in the flyway work plan.
AMBI Americas Flyway Priority Species
AMBI Americas Flyway Work Plan 2019-2025
THEME 1: EVALUATE IMPACTS OF OVERABUNDANT GEESE POPULATIONS ON ARCTIC SHOREBIRD HABITAT AND IMPLEMENT APPROPRIATE MITIGATION MEASURES
THEME 2: IDENTIFICATION OF CLIMATE RESILIENT SHOREBIRD BREEDING AND WINTERING HABITAT
THEME 3: REDUCE SHOREBIRD HABITAT IMPAIRMENT FROM HUMAN INTRUSIONS, DISTURBANCES, DESTRUCTION AND DEGRADATION
THEME 4: FLYWAY PLANNING AND IMPLEMENTATION
AMBI Americas Flyway Committee
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Richard (Rick) Lanctot
AMBI Steering Group, AMBI Americas Flyway Committee, AMBI Central and East Asian-Australasian Flyway CommitteeUnited States
AMBI Americas Flyway Committee Steering Group
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Richard (Rick) Lanctot
AMBI Steering Group, AMBI Americas Flyway Committee, AMBI Central and East Asian-Australasian Flyway Committee