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Pacific Bird Conservation The MAC project was initiated by DFW, in cooperation with USFWS and AZA, as a response to the threat of the Brown Treesnake in the CNMI.

Specifically it was developed to identify and implement conservation actions necessary to ensure the persistence of CNMI's avifauna. The establishment of the Brown Treesnake on Saipan, and the increased threat of the species establishment on the islands of Rota and Tinian, serves as a direct threat to the survival of many of the CNMI's endemic and rare bird species. The MAC project is intended to provide the avifauna of the Mariana archipelago with the best possible chances for long-term survival, with the objectives of preserving, maintaining, and establishing self-sustaining populations of native, free flying birds secure from the threat of the Brown Tree-snake.

A great couple of days in Portland with the Pacific Bird Conservation Board of Directors for our strategic planning meet...
09/29/2026

A great couple of days in Portland with the Pacific Bird Conservation Board of Directors for our strategic planning meetings!

We spent time reflecting on how far PBC has come, discussing our priorities, and setting a shared vision for the next three years. We’re excited about what’s ahead as we continue growing our organization and supporting conservation efforts across the Pacific.

A big thank you to our board members for their time, dedication, and thoughtful discussions, and to Dr. Kathayoon Khalil for facilitating such a productive two days!

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