Strategic Communications
Linking People to Conservation
Understanding the social science, or human dimensions, aspects of conservation is critical to Joint Venture success. Only by working with people are JVs able to reach our bird and habitat conservation goals and objectives.
JVs strategically use communications, education, and outreach to develop tools and resources that are targeted to key audiences. We engage our partners in the strategic communications process and share messages and resources to foster improved collaboration on the human dimensions work of bird conservation within and beyond our geographic areas.
The JV Communications, Education and Outreach Team has created a Toolkit for JV Partners, designed to help develop strategic communications at the regional, national, and international level. Please download, personalize, and use these items to promote the work of your own JV and organizations.
Joint Ventures in Action
PHJV Target Landscapes Benefit Threatened Lesser Yellowlegs
Shorebirds in the Prairie Region of Canada have experienced long-term declines, including the threatened Lesser Yellowlegs, which has declined by [...]
How Regenerative Practices Help Strengthen Montana Farms and Boost Biodiversity
It’s a clear, May morning, on the plains of eastern Montana. The dawn chorus of birds welcomes the sun as [...]
PHJV Celebrating 40 Years and Reaching Further
In 2026, the Prairie Habitat Joint Venture (PHJV) is celebrating 40 years of wetland and waterfowl conservation. However, many of [...]