Jeepney Projects Worldwide

Jeepney Projects Worldwide Art for Conservation - Jeepney Projects Worldwide (JPW) partners with regional conservation groups to support and help threatened and endangered birds.

We celebrate these birds and raise global awareness of their conservation needs through exhibitions featuring original work by visual artist and JPW co-founder, David Tomb. Additionally, we raise targeted conservation funds for these birds through sales of fine art prints. Each project advocates for a particular species and the habitat that it represents. JPW hopes to inspire people to learn more

about these unique and irreplaceable creatures, and find solutions to prevent their demise. Birding enthusiast, David Tomb is at the forefront of this endeavor. Our current projects include supporting conservation groups working on behalf of the Philippine Eagle, Mexico’s Tufted Jay and Horned Guan, and Ghana’s amazing Picathartes. The jeepney is a fitting mascot for us. We admire how a utilitarian vehicle has been transformed into a symbol of artful resilience. Co-Founders:

David Tomb (http://www.davidtomb.com/birds.htm)
Peter Barto
Howard Flax
Ian Austin

06/04/2025

The Philippine eagle is considered one of the world’s rarest birds of prey, with roughly 400 breeding pairs left in the wild. Amid ongoing threats from logging and hunting, Indigenous forest rangers are helping conservationists protect the species’ nests and habitat, Mongabay contributor B**g S....

This!
10/15/2024

This!

DAVAO CITY, Philippines — To his fellow tribal members, Datu Julito Ahao is jokingly called matanglawin, which literally means “having an eye of an eagle.” Aptly so. Under the watch of the 64-year-old chieftain, more than a dozen critically endangered Philippine eagles, the country’s nationa...

Interesting!
01/21/2024

Interesting!

Researchers have discovered a lot about the Philippine eagle. But its behavior in the wild remains largely unknown. Where they go, how much time they spend in the wild or how far they are willing to go hunting and leave their nest behind? A recent research has succeeded in obtaining…

01/15/2024

Happy Heavenly Hatchday Pag-asa 🥹

Today, let us all celebrate the beautiful life and cherished memories of Pag-asa, who would have been 32 years old. Although he may no longer be with us physically, his spirit lives on in our hearts and minds. He continues to give us hope, that we should carry on and strive for his kind, our national bird, and the Philippine wildlife they represent.

Nice project!
12/12/2023

Nice project!

What a beauty!
12/12/2023

What a beauty!

In addition to being one of the largest eagles in the world, the Philippine eagle is visually striking with its massive black bill, fringe-like leg feathers, and long brown head feathers. Found on just four islands in the Philippines, this remarkable and critically endangered bird is what researchers call an umbrella species - a species whose protection leads to the protection of many other species that share the same habitat. Photo taken at Philippine Eagle Foundation.

This December, we’re counting down to the anniversary of the Endangered Species Act on December 28th. Each day, we’ll feature a different species protected by this act so you can learn more about their stories.

Some good news in an otherwise terrible situation
08/11/2023

Some good news in an otherwise terrible situation

The Maui Bird Conservation Center houses critically endangered Hawaiian birds found nowhere else on Earth, including some currently extinct in the wild.

08/06/2023

FREE Live Screening of To Save Our Eagle on Monday, August 7! 🍿🎥🦅

JOIN US at Silungang Bayan, Tayabas City, Quezon, 2 30 PM, to watch the 45-minute version of the documentary Bird of Prey (2018) by the Cornell Lab of Ornithology in partnership with Emmy-award winning cinematographer Neil Rettig. See you there!

Our thanks to the LGU Tayabas City for sponsoring this screening.

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