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Spring Wings Returns to Fallon in 2022!
White-Faced Ibis
Photo Credit: Larry Neel
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HISTORY
The Lahontan Valley Wetlands are a critical stopover site and breeding habitat for many species. Hundreds of thousands of birds stop by the wetlands each spring and the site has been recognized as important bird habitat by Western Hemispheric Shorebird Reserve Network, the National Audubon Society's Important Bird Area Program, and the American Bird Conservancy's Globally Important Bird Area Program. Join us as we celebrate spring migration every year! |
Articles about the Lahontan Valley Wetlands and Shorebird Monitoring
Land Transfer Secures Nevada Bird and Wildlife Habitat - Carson Lake and Pasture
Partners Work Together to Monitor Shorebirds and Their Habitat in the Lahontan Wetlands
Shorebird Surveys of the Lahontan Valley Nevada, 1986-2019
Wildlife Agencies Work to Restore Wetlands for Declining Great Basin Shorebird Populations
Partners Work Together to Monitor Shorebirds and Their Habitat in the Lahontan Wetlands
Shorebird Surveys of the Lahontan Valley Nevada, 1986-2019
Wildlife Agencies Work to Restore Wetlands for Declining Great Basin Shorebird Populations
