Mountain Birdwatch would not be possible without the tireless work of the community scientists who swat black flies in the early morning darkness of June–thank you! We are also grateful for the support and partnerships of dozens of organizations throughout its 18 year history. These organizations have provided critical funding, volunteer or logistical support, outreach assistance, or other partnership for our Mountain Birdwatch project.
- Adirondack Mountain Club
- American Forest Management
- Appalachian Mountain Club
- Appalachian Trail Conservancy
- Audubon New York
- Baxter State Park (Maine)
- ESRI
- Forest Ecosystem Monitoring Cooperative
- Green Mountain Club
- Maine Audubon
- Maine Appalachian Trail Club
- Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife
- Maine Mountain Collaborative
- The Nature Conservancy
- New Hampshire Audubon
- New York State Department of Environmental Conservation
- Northeast Wilderness Trust
- Northern New York Audubon- Cullman Foundation
- Plum Creek Timber Company
- Sugarloaf Ski Area (Maine)
- Vermont Agency of Natural Resources
- Vermont Land Trust
- Wagner Forest Management
The following organizations were instrumental in the development and launch of Mountain Birdwatch 2.0 in 2010.
- Bird Studies Canada- Atlantic Region
- Canadian Wildlife Service
- Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife
- National Park Service
- New York State Department of Environmental Conservation
- Regroupment QuébecOiseaux
- US Fish and Wildlife Service
- US Forest Service
- Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department
Mike Manley from Stowe Mountain Resort took time out of his busy day to give Kent McFarland (behind the camera) and Jason HIll a lift up the mountain with all our gear.
