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Communications Piece “what about Version 2?”

This document outlines the commitments for Version 2 of the marshbird conservation initiative, focusing on key areas such as continental-scale treatment of marshbirds, comprehensive efforts in Latin America and the Caribbean, and the revision of status assessments and regional plans. It emphasizes the need for articulation of habitat and population goals, increased conservation actions, and ongoing communication of progress through online resources. The Communications Committee is spearheading the development of awareness tools to share these critical updates with stakeholders.

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Communications Piece “what about Version 2?”

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  1. Communications Piece“what about Version 2?”

  2. Commitments of Version 2 would be treated primarily as follows: • Continental-scale treatment of marshbirds: Technical Services Committee. • Fuller treatment of Latin America and the Caribbean: Underway under “Advancing Range-Wide Waterbird Conservation Throughout the Western Hemisphere;” Regional Committee to facilitate creation of relevant regional plans. • Revision of status assessments: Technical Services to develop a strategy to account for hemispheric expansion

  3. Cont. • Revision of other components (threats, monitoring, research, partnering, etc.): Not a discrete Council task for 2005; will be more feasible as more regional plans are completed. • Articulation of habitat and population goals: Not a discrete Council task for 2005; goals are being developed for the regional-scale in regional plans. • Increased conservation actions: Regional Committee to facilitate regional-scale implementation of planned conservation activities; Resources Committee to assess funding opportunities; Conservation Action Committee to continue addressing urgent conservation issues.

  4. “Communications Piece”: • Products addressing above commitments would be published on-line as they become available; • A printed “Version 2” is not envisioned. • Communications piece as an awareness tool of initiative progress, referring to on-line products. • Development led by Communications Committee

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