State Of The Birds Report on Trinational Vulnerability Assessment Read more >
Partnership News & Updates
2016 Conservation Grants Awarded
The NGPJV Management Board has announced that it awarded five Conservation Grants available for 2016. These grants are meant to enhance conservation delivery through increased capacity, habitat projects that serve as catalysts for additional action, and improved science and monitoring. Grantees for 2016 included Bird Conservancy of the Rockies, World Wildlife Fund, and Montana Aquatic Resources, Inc. Activities include a new partner biologist position in Jordan, MT; field research on demographic rates in grassland sparrows; integrated monitoring; regional modeling of conversion effects on water quality and quantitiy; and an innovative channel migration easement effort on the Yellowstone River. Objectives of the grants program, details on applying, and selection criteria as applied in 2016 are outlined in the pdf file below. Updated criteria for 2017 will be included in an rfp to be issued in October.
Wetlands, Good For
Farmers, Ranchers And Wildlife
Wetlands provide rancher and farmers with livestock water
and much more... Read more >
North American Wetlands Conservation Act (NAWCA) - Small Grants Program
The North American Wetlands Conservation Council is accepts proposals for projects involving long-term wetland conservation once a year in the fall. 2016 proposals will be due 3 November.
Bringing NGPJV Science to Partners
The HAPET office, and NGPJV technical committee are working on better products and better ways to make them available...... Read more >
Fact Sheets for Congressional
Communications
Check out the 2016 fact sheets available for North Dakota,
South Dakota, Montana and Wyoming...
Our Partnerships
The NGPJV builds and strengthens partnerships, which are the lifeblood of conservation. Click on a state to learn more.
Who We Are
The Northern Great Plains JV is a diverse partnership of federal, state and nongovernmental agencies... Read More >
What is a Joint Venture> Management Board | Staff | State Conservation Partnerships | Technical Committee
Where We Work
The NGPJV operates across parts of 4 states and encompasses 100 million acres of some of the most diverse and intact landscapes in the Northern Great Plains... Read more >
What We Do
The NGPJV conserves priority bird habitats through partnership-driven, science-based projects and programs... Read More >
U.S. Habitat Joint Ventures | Plans & Bird Conservation Initiatives | Project Spotlight