Conservian's Coastal Bird Conservation (CBC) is a field-based, science-driven program dedicated to conservation and restoration of coastal bird populations and habitats.  We are part of Conservian, a 501(c)3 organization dedicated to earth conservation

We strive to increase conservation of North American's most threatened coastal bird populations and their habitats within both breeding and non-breeding ranges throughout the Western Hemisphere.

Through standardized, proven methods of management and protection, we collaborate with interested partners to monitor, protect, stabilize, and restore threatened beach-nesting and migratory shorebird populations. Conservation actions implemented for shorebirds, seabirds, and their habitats benefit entire barrier beach and coastal ecosystems.

Partnering on a contractual basis with federal and state wildlife agencies, military bases, non-governmental organizations, and private property owners, Conservian works to:

• Survey and monitor coastal bird populations

• Enhance and implement conservation efforts

• Conduct research that supports conservation needs

• Provide training programs and materials

• Produce conservation plans and management guideline

• Provide advice and assistance on coastal restoration projects and legislation

Affiliated initially with the National Audubon Society, CBC has worked since 2003 with numerous partners to promote coastal bird conservation on the Atlantic and U.S. Gulf Coast, Mexico, and the Caribbean.