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BirdLife Americas Partnership

The Program in the Americas is jointly implemented by the BirdLife Partnership and the Secretariat in Cambridge. Seventeen national NGOs in the American continent comprise the BirdLife network of democratic, membership based groups working towards a common goal: to conserve birds and their habitats in the region.

In countries where BirdLife does not have an official Partner, it works through other NGOs, governments and country programs to help advance its goals. In the Americas, more than ½ million members and over 1,000 staff help raise more than $80 million for the conservation of birds.

BirdLife International has a network of NGOs and individuals in nineteen countries and territories in the Americas: Canada, ChileUnited StatesBahamas, Cuba, Puerto RicoBelizeEl Salvador, Panama, Mexico, Suriname, Venezuela, Ecuador, Bolivia, Uruguay, Paraguay, ArgentinaBrazil and the Falkland Islands (Malvinas).

Representatives on the Regional Council of the Americas (CRA) oversee the governance and strategic direction of the Americas partnership and are comprised wholly of individuals who are elected from Partners and Partner Designates. While the CRA meets biannually, a small elected executive body convenes regularly to guide program development and provide continuity.

The Americas is supported by a decentralized Secretariat staff currently based in one of the most biodiversity rich countries in the world; Ecuador. The BirdLife Americas Office is situated in Quito and is supported by the Brazil and Caribbean Program, and Science Support from Cambridge, United Kingdom. The Americas Secretariat is comprised of eight staff, plus ten members in Brazil, one in United Kingdom and one in Puerto Rico that supports the BirdLife Partnership in the Americas and provides a wide range of experience and skills within the fields of ornithology, conservation, management, fundraising, advocacy, communications and administration. The Americas Division collaborates and coordinates with other conservation organizations, donors, governments, academic institutions and Conventions in key countries throughout the Americas.

BirdLife Americas Division staff:

 

Staff in the Quito Office
Americas Division Office
Casilla 17-17-717
Vicente Cardenas E5-75 y Japon
Quito, Ecuador
tel:  +593 (2) 245 3645
fax: +593 (2) 277 059

 

Mr Ian Davidson
Head of Americas Division
ian.davidson@birdlife.org

Mrs Amanda Tapia
Finance and Administration Manager
amanda.tapia@birdlife.org

Dr Amiro Pérez–Leroux
Partner Development Officer
amiro.perez@birdlife.org

Mr David Díaz
IBA Programme Officer
david.diaz@birdlife.org

Mrs Doris Torres
Finance Officer
doris.torres@birdlife.org

Mrs Itala Yépez
IBA Programme Assistant
itala.yepez@birdlife.org

Dr Rob Clay
Conservation Manager
rob.clay@birdlife.org

Mrs Patricia Luzuriaga
Receptionist
patricia.luzuriaga@birdlife.org

Mr Santiago Lloré
IBA Programme Assistant
santiago.llore@birdlife.org

Staff in the UK Office and Puerto Rico
BirdLife International
Wellbrook Court
Girton Road
Cambridge CB3 0NA, UK
Tel +44 (0)1223 277318 or 279800
Fax +44 (0)1223 277200

 

Mr David Wege
Caribbean Programme Director
david.wege@birdlife.org

Miss Verónica Anadón (Based in Puerto Rico)
Caribbean Programme Coordinator
nesospingus@yahoo.com

 

Staff in the Brazil Office
SAVE Brasil
Rua Fernão Dias, 219, Conjunto 02, 05427-010 Pinheiros, SP, Brazil
tel: +55 (11) 3815-2862
fax: +55 (11) 3815-0343

Dr Jaqueline Goerck
Brazil Program Director
jaqueline.goerck@savebrasil.org.br

Dr Pedro Develey
Brazil IBA Coordinator
pedro.develey@savebrasil.org.br

Mrs Patricia Ruggiero
Project Manager
patricia.ruggiero@savebrasil.org.br

Mrs Priscila Napoli
Brazil IBA Officer
priscila.napoli@savebrasil.org.br

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