Almost $25,000 to conserve grasslands in upstate New York for the likes of Short-eared Owls and other threatened birds.

Over $12,500 to create early-successional habitat for Golden-winged Warblers and the formerly-endangered Kirtland's Warbler in the Great Lakes region. 

Over $13,600 to support conservation in the American South and bring the economic and environmental benefits of bird-based ecotourism to the Black Belt Region.

Over $6,900 to support diversity and inclusion in the birding world.

Over $4,700 to support the restoration of California Condors to the Yurok Tribe's ancestral territory in the Pacific Northwest.

Over $8,700 to monitor and safeguard the long-term health of raptors worldwide.

Over $3,100 to support the study of finches and their habitats globally.

Almost $3,000 to make New York City and other urban areas safer for nesting and migrating birds.

$6,500 to help protect and create wetlands for migratory birds in the Mississippi Delta region.

$4,400 to help conserve and protect threatened Southwestern ecosystems, including the Sonoran Desert, San Pedro River, and Sky Islands.

Over $3,400 to support educational and cultural programming that celebrates native birds, highlights the threats they face, and promotes their science-based conservation.

$4,200 to help restore and sustain forest habitat for birds in the greatest need of conservation in the Appalachian region.

$500 to study and conserve birds and their habitats throughout the Caribbean.

Over $4,000 and 56 pairs of new binoculars purchased for groups in need, with the majority going to youth in underserved communities.