Quick Searches
View projects of specific types or criteria.
Search Partner Projects by State
Search Partner Projects by Conservation Action
- Habitat Restoration and Management Projects
- Enhanced Conservation Status Projects
- Monitoring, research, and education projects
Search Partner Projects by PCJV Priority Habitat
Search Partner Projects by Funding Source
- National Coastal Wetland Conservation Grants
- North American Wetland Conservation Act Grants
- PCJV discretionary fund grants
Pacific Joint Venture Partners
Snow Geese
Sanderlings. Photo by Ron LeValley
Tufted Puffin. Photo by Ron LeValley
Marsh Wren. Photo by Ron LeValley
Harlequin Duck. Photo by Ron LeValley
Marbled Godwit in Humboldt Bay, California. Photo by Tupper Ansel Blake, courtesy of USFWS.
Savanna Sparrow. Photo by Ron LeValley
Western Grebe. Photo by Ron LeValley
Welcome to The Pacific Coast Joint Venture Project Portal
What can you do from The Pacific Coast Joint Venture Project Portal?
- Find PCJV Partner Projects
Browse by Map, Keyword Search - Add Your Project
Create an account, Add a Project - Find projects that need your help
Volunteers, Equipment, Funding
Recently Added Projects in The Pacific Coast Joint Venture Project Portal
Stanley Point/South Willapa Bay Conservation
Added: Fri. Feb. 05, 2010
Totten Inlet Estuarine Habitat Acquisition
Added: Fri. Feb. 05, 2010
Chena Flats Greenbelt Project
Added: Thu. Nov. 19, 2009
Woahink Bog Preserve
Added: Tue. Oct. 06, 2009
Yaquina Estuary - Torland, McCaffrey, Poole Sloughs
Added: Mon. Sep. 28, 2009
View 100 Most Recent Projects in The Pacific Coast Joint Venture Project Portal
About the Pacific Coast Joint Venture
The Pacific Coast Joint Venture develops partnerships to protect and restore lowland wetland and upland ecosystems for the benefit birds and other wildlife. We work in the coastal areas of Alaska, British Columbia, Washington, Oregon, Northern California and Hawaii. The PCJV is one of 18 habitat joint ventures in North America working to carry out the goals of four major bird conservation initiatives. These initiatives address habitat and population objectives for waterfowl, shorebirds, waterbirds and land birds.
Visit the Pacific Coast Joint Venture website »
For current updates on PCJV news, please visit the PCJV web site at www.pcjv.org.
The Pacific Coast Joint Venture Project Portal Statistics
- Last Update: Thu. Feb. 11, 2010
- Number of Projects: 16
- Number of Project Sites: 35
- Conservation Actions: 21
The Pacific Coast Joint Venture Project Portal Contact
Shelley Kirk-Rudeen
Outreach and Communications
What is a portal?
Conservation Registry users span the entire United States. To serve organizations that want data management tools at their fingertips, the Registry offers organizational portals. This dashboard view filters all data and functions to your projects. Browsing, searching or reporting—even additional data layers—can be customized to your specifications. To view your projects in context, the Registry home page is only a click away. for more information.