The Hawk Migration Association (HMA) is committed to the scientific study, enjoyment, and appreciation of raptor migration.
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HMANA’s on-line database for count data and site profiles of over 200 North American hawkwatch sites.
All of the Hawk Migration Studies are now available digitally for free for everyone to read online.
The Raptor Population index (RPI) is a partnership project that produces conservation assessments and population trends derived from migration counts of raptors.
With multiple levels of support and many member benefits, becoming an HMA member is the best way to save raptors.
From one-time donations to sustained monthly and yearly giving, there are numerous ways to help save raptors and support HMA.
In November 2024, at HMA’s 50th Anniversary Conference in Duluth, Minnesota, we wanted to mark this incredible milestone by honoring many individuals whose extraordinary contributions have shaped our organization along
HMANA Lunch & Learn Series: Northwest Winds of Change Wednesday, February 5 at 12:00 pm EST HMA welcomed Clay Sutton for our February 2025 Lunch & Learn presentation. Clay was
HMANA Lunch & Learn Series: Seattle’s Adaptable Urban Cooper’s Hawks Wednesday, Jan 22 at 12:00 pm EST The Hawk Migration Association kicked off its 2025 Lunch & Learn series with
Join us for our March Lunch & Learn as we welcome Antonio (Tony) Celis, Chief of the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) National Bird Banding Lab (BBL). Tony’s talk will provide […]
