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Long-billed Curlews

Emmett the curlew

IBO’s work on Long-billed Curlews began in 2009. Our research focuses on full life cycle conservation, from their nesting grounds in the north to their non-breeding grounds in the southern US and Mexico. We use satellite tracking data to determine threats and areas of conservation priority for this species.

Read our latest curlew project publications on our ResearchGate page and learn more about our research on illegal shooting.

Project Highlights

Our Long-billed Curlew project is one of IBO’s most interactive research projects! You can view the locations of our satellite-tracked birds daily, read about individual birds, and invite a scientist to your classroom to present about our research.

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Curlew News

Spotted: California Celebrity Making Waves in Morro Bay!
Spring 2022 Update from the Field
A New Mexico Curlew Trapping Odyssey
Giving a Voice To The Curlews
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Contact IBO Research Director, Jay Carlisle, with your curlew questions: JayCarlisle@boisestate.edu

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