The Ornithological Association of Costa Rica

The Ornithological Association of Costa Rica has as its principal objective to contribute to the study, investigation and conservation of wild birds and their habitats, helping to orient official and private policies in this field. It is also a priority of the AOCR to collaborate in promoting knowledge about the more than 850 species of birds found in Costa Rica.

Affiliates and Sponsors: Cornell Lab of Ornithology; Audubon; National Science Foundation; Additional Sponsors; ANCON; Alaska Department of Fish and Game; Audubon Alaska; Audubon California; BirdLife International; Bird Studies Canada; Bird Conservation Network; Canopy Tower; Costa Rican Ornithologist's Union; Conabio; FERMATA; Gulf Coast Bird Observatory; Hawk Mountain; International Migratory Bird Day; Klamath Bird Observatory; Louisiana Bird Resource Center; Manomet Center for Conservation Science; Mass Audubon; The Ornithological Association of Costa Rica; Panama Audubon Society; PRBO Conservation Science; Organization for Tropical Studies; Redwood Region Audubon Society; Redwood Sciences Laboratory; Rogue Valley Audubon Society; Society for the Conservation and Study of Caribbean Birds; U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service - Neotropical Migratory Bird Conservation Act Fund; Sociedad Ornitologia de Hispaniola; Societe Audubon Haiti; Tropical Science Center; U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service; U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service - Wildlife Without Borders-Latin American and Caribbean Program; Vermont Center for Ecostudies; Wisconsin Society for Ornithology; University of the Virgin Islands; Wisconsin Bird Conservation Initiative; World Birding Center; Wolf Creek Charitable Foundation

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The Ornithological Association of Costa Rica