THE PROJECT
The Cerulean Warbler Conservation Project (CWC) works to discover what importance Costa Rica has in their migratory route, as well as learning about their behavior and needs as they pass through this small country.
In August 2005, the founding members of CWC discovered large numbers of Cerulean Warblers in certain areas of the Caribbean foothills of Costa Rica. We created our group with the purpose of studying the Cerulean Warbler to collect data and evidence demonstrating the importance of Costa Rica for migration and survival of this species, therefore generating initiatives for its conservation.
Since our beginning CWC has successfully organized yearly activities to educate the public and create awareness about the importance of this area to the survival of this enigmatic warbler, involving participants in yearly Cerulean Warbler surveys, workshops and birding and nature festivals.
