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Map showing Eurasia

Eurasia

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Baer's Pochard
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Click on the Photo for Information About Each Species 


All of the birds in front of you are native to Europe or Asia and reside there in the wild.
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International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN)
Established in 1964, the IUCN's Red List is the most comprehensive information source on the global conservation status of animal, fungus, and plant species.

The RedList serves as a barometer, measuring the pressures acting on species.
Ripley utilizes the Red List to track its species and better understand what is happening in the wild.

 The United States tracks and conserves imperiled species with the Endangered Species Act.  Variations in listing do exist between the Endangered Species Act and the IUCN Red List, as Ripley works primarily with international species, we list our species' status in the wild according that that of the IUCN's Red List.

More information on the IUCN Red List can be found here

More information of the U.S. Endangered Species Act can be found here

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Litchfield, CT 06759

Phone: 860.567.2062 | Fax: 860.567.4369  info@ripleyconservancy.org

  • Home
  • About
    • Who We Are
    • New Identity
    • Board of Directors
    • The Collection >
      • Collection Plan
      • Species Guide
    • Partners
  • Visit
    • Plan Your Visit
    • Photography
    • Raptor Experiences
    • Guided Tours & Field Trips
  • Support
    • Horse Show Meadow
    • Donate
    • Join
    • Sponsor a Bird
    • Merchandise
  • Education
    • 2022 Summer Camp
    • At Home Education: Species Highlight Videos
    • Explore
    • Featured Programs >
      • Avian Ambassadors
      • Wetland Health Inspector
      • Birds on the Brink
      • Duckling Development
      • Birds of a Feather
      • Distance Learning
      • Education Collaboration
      • Microplastic Pollution
      • Ripley and the Girl Scouts
    • The Reviews Are In
    • Internships >
      • Avian Care and Environmental Education Intern
      • Junior Aviculturist
  • Research
    • Current Research >
      • Institutional
      • State of Connecticut
    • Past Research >
      • Harvard Collaboration
      • Long-Tailed Duck Harvest Survey
      • Eider Nutrient Allocation
  • Conservation Action
  • Upcoming Events
    • 2022 Summer Camp
    • 2022 Benefit
  • Newsletter
  • Product