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About This Book<br />
This book was created by <strong>Birds</strong><strong>Caribbean</strong> to<br />
complement <strong>the</strong> <strong>the</strong>me of International Migratory<br />
Bird Day 2015: Restore Habitat, Restore <strong>Birds</strong>.<br />
In<strong>for</strong>mation about habitat restoration, <strong>Caribbean</strong><br />
garden<strong>in</strong>g, native trees <strong>and</strong> birds that love <strong>the</strong>m was<br />
provided by: Joe Wunderle, Ernesto Reyes Mour<strong>in</strong>o,<br />
Andreas Oberle, Nils Navarro, Farah Mukhida,<br />
Chancy Moll, Kader<strong>in</strong> Mills, Brian Naqqi Manco,<br />
Pericles Maillis, Natalya Lawrence, Orisha Joseph,<br />
Scott Johnson, Israel Guzman, Alieny Gonzalez,<br />
Maikel Cañizares Morera, <strong>and</strong> Carol Cramer-Burke,<br />
The photos <strong>in</strong> this book were generously provided<br />
by: Mark Yokoyama, Joe Wunderle, Jac<strong>in</strong>ta Iluch<br />
Valero, Forest <strong>and</strong> Kim Starr, Lisa Sorenson, Sam<br />
Fraser-Smith, Riba, Alex Popovk<strong>in</strong>, Malcom Manners,<br />
Hans Hillewaert, Mauro Guan<strong>and</strong>i, Jenny Evans,<br />
David Eikhoff <strong>and</strong> David Edwards.<br />
This book was syn<strong>the</strong>sized by Mark Yokoyama.<br />
<strong>Birds</strong><strong>Caribbean</strong> is a vibrant <strong>in</strong>ternational network<br />
of members <strong>and</strong> partners committed to conserv<strong>in</strong>g<br />
<strong>Caribbean</strong> birds <strong>and</strong> <strong>the</strong>ir habitats. We raise<br />
awareness, promote sound science, <strong>and</strong> empower<br />
local partners to build a region where people<br />
appreciate, conserve <strong>and</strong> benefit from thriv<strong>in</strong>g bird<br />
populations <strong>and</strong> ecosystems. We are a non-profit<br />
(501 (c) 3) membership organization. More than<br />
100,000 people participate <strong>in</strong> our programmes each<br />
year, mak<strong>in</strong>g <strong>Birds</strong><strong>Caribbean</strong> <strong>the</strong> most broad-based<br />
conservation organization <strong>in</strong> <strong>the</strong> region. You can<br />
learn more about us, our work <strong>and</strong> how to jo<strong>in</strong> at<br />
http://www.birdscaribbean.org.
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