By Vanessa Valdez | Special and Innovation Project Coordinator
Dear Golden Eagle friends,
We are very glad to share with you the results of the past months. During this time we have continued the golden eagle population monitoring activities, as well as of those of key habitat grasslands. Our project colleagues have been visiting the 101 nests throughout the country to make sure the eagle chicks are growing safely, and getting ready to try their first fly attempts.
The project has also been working to help promote the establishment of a federal protected area to secure the habitat of this magnificent bird with Federal and State governments in various meetings and workshops. This will be the first protected area established specifically for the protection of one species, making it an important project for all the conservation community in Mexico.
We thank everyone who has contributed to make this conservation project possible through Global Giving donations. It is thanks to you that every day, more of these glorious animals can find a healthy and safe environment in which to thrive. We hope you continue being part of it.
All the best,
Save the Golden Eagle Project Team
Mexican Fund for the Conservation of Nature
Calle Damas 49, Colonia San Jose Insurgentes,
03900 Mexico, D.F., Mexico +52 (55) 5611 9779
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