Director Of Bird Conservation And Shorebird Initiative
Current"Scott leads ICFC's Shorebird Conservation Initiative and other projects for which birds are a key focus. Scott has devoted his career to coastal bird conservation, while also conducting lectures nationwide, publishing research papers and guidance manuals, leading professional workshops, and appearing as an expert witness in legal hearings. Notably, Scott led Piping Plover recovery efforts for the Massachusetts Audubon Society, which saw the state's population of this threatened species increase from 126 pairs in 1987 to 530 pairs in 2002. He then expanded his efforts to protect terns and shorebirds as the Director of Coastal Bird Conservation at the National Audubon Society. In 2008 he co-founded Conservian Inc., where he consults on coastal conservation in the Gulf of Mexico. Scott completed his Master's work in Belize, and has traveled extensively in Latin America and the Caribbean. Scott works with Patricia Gonzalez in managing and developing ICFC's shorebird conservation efforts."As the Director of Bird Conservation and ICFC lead on shorebird projects, my role at ICFC is to identify, manage, and support projects that protect globally endangered birds in the Americas, Asia, and Africa, with an additional strategic focus on threatened North American migratory birds and their habitats in the Western Hemisphere. Current bird conservation projects in Argentina, Chile, Bahamas, Bolivia, Bangladesh, Myanmar, Cambodia, Vietnam, Sulawesi and China. We are also working in Mexico, Guatemala, Belize, Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Panama, Colombia, Brazil, Ecuador, Peru, Mali, Kenya, Madagascar, Mozambique, India, Sri Lanka, and Nepal, where we are supporting NGOs to protect many other species of fauna within terrestrial, wetland, and marine ecosystems.ICFC was ranked the #1 conservation organization in Canada for efficiency raising and spending funds dedicated to true program expenses. We hope you'll support our global work by donating today! http://icfcanada.org/donate