Established by DAVID HANCOCK in 2006 to broaden his at that time more than 60 years of lecturing and teaching about wildlife and conservation, especially bald eagles, to include the web, the Foundation’s mandate is to use the Internet in general and live streaming wildlife video in particular to promote the conservation of wildlife and its habitats through science, education, and stewardship. In David’s words, “Our first live eagle nest cams reached and taught more people in a 4 month period than I had in all my years of lectures combined. This is the way of the future.”
Our Fraser Valley Bald Eagle Festival is BACK....
Tracking Bald Eagles
BETA eagles banded
BETA Eagles tracked
Meet The Team
2018 Online Volunteers
The image (clicks bigger) shows the avatars of more than 40 of the Hancock Wildlife Foundation’s online volunteers who run our forum, control our cameras, post observations about the activities on the cameras at our four eagle nests and on other wildlife cameras across North America and around the world, and post observations and stunning photographs of eagles and other wildlife they observe live and in person.
There are volunteers from at least 4 countries, and from a number of Canadian provinces and US states. Several of our cam controllers (usually called “zoomers”) are from the areas near our cams – but others come from a variety of places including Alberta, Nova Scotia, Washington, Oregon, Arkansas, Florida, Pennsylvania, Maine – and England (the country). The rest of our forum volunteers are equally spread out; most are in North America – but we do appreciate having observers in other parts of the world who can watch what happens on the cams in the middle of our night.
Our online volunteers make it possible for us to have a forum with reports on the activities at roughly 40 eagle nests with cams, more than 20 eagle nests without cameras in BC, a number of osprey nests, some owl nests, a cam watching Laysan Albatross in Hawaii, pandas in several zoos, sea eagles in Australia, black eagles in South Africa – and a whole lot more!
Our Research Campaigns
Fund A Tracker
How do our 35,000 to 50,000 Northern breeding eagles find their way down to the Vancouver area to winter here? Equally important, but a very different story, what routes do the 1000 breeding pairs of south west breeding BC eagles use to fly up North to find the early spawned-out salmon runs before the freeze-up drives them back south? We now know that eaglets who have only been flying for two weeks can get to Alaska in 2 or 3 days — incredible! Help us fund a Tracker so you can follow them on our WEB site and we can all learn where our eagles come from and go to. Each Bald Eagle Tracker costs $3000 and a Peregrine Falcon Tracker costs about $2000. They can last 3 years with only a $300 additional annual phone charge. PLEASE DONATE Please Fund a tracker so we can follow these magnificent birds. Thanks, David Hancock PS: If a sponsor wishes to come with us on a day’s trapping perhaps we can arrange a day. Photo of TERF26 courtesy of ECeaglevideo.$400.00 donated
Esplanade Nest Refurbishment
These donations go directly towards the refurbishment of the Esplanade nest. The nest, built in 2014, needs rebranching, which will require a bucket truck.$1,079.00 donated of $3,500.00 goal
Adopt a Nest
Adopt your favourite HWF Nest & Family for the entire nesting season. Your Nest Adoption will assist with the cost of the cams, maintenance and tech support that is required all year long as well as support the mission and mandate of HWF through ongoing education and activities that promote the conservation of wildlife.$8,173.00 donated
Keeping our cams running on our nests is an ongoing activity, with maintenance and repairs happening year around.$2,737.00 donated of $10,000.00 goal
This helps with the expenses that come with running the Hancock Wildlife Foundation year round.$4,665.00 donated of $15,000.00 goal
Live, real-time tracking of Eagles is now a reality – as of July 2022, 12 of our tagged eagles are checking in. Please help us expand the program and learn more!$2,500.00 donated of $20,000.00 goal
LETS MAKE THE WORLD A BETTER PLACE
There are many ways you can help us at the Hancock Wildlife Foundation
Working to save the birds
Our Partners and Supporters
The Hancock Wildlife Foundation wishes to acknowledge the very generous bequest of Mr. Jack McRae, a long-time White Rock resident and supporter of wildlife and the natural world. These funds were provided through the support of the White Rock and Surrey Naturalists Society and will be used to further expand our Bald Eagle Tracking Alliance study of migrations and movements of Bald Eagles across the Pacific Northwest.
Ilianzishwa na David Hancock mnamo 2006 kupanua miaka yake ya 60 ya kufundisha na kufundisha juu ya wanyama wa porini na uhifadhi, haswa tai wa bald, kujumuisha wavuti, amri ya Foundation ni kutumia mtandao kwa ujumla na video ya moja kwa moja ya wanyama wa porini, haswa, kukuza uhifadhi wa wanyama wa porini na makazi yao kupitia sayansi, elimu na usimamizi. "Kama David alivyoeleza, ""Kamera zetu za kwanza za kuishi za kiota cha tai zilifikia na kufundisha watu wengi zaidi katika kipindi cha miezi minne kuliko nilivyokuwa na miaka yangu yote ya mihadhara pamoja.""" "Hii ni njia ya siku zijazo. ""Tunayo Fraser Valley Bald Eagle Festival ni BACK"" - BETA Eagles Banded BETA Eagles tracked Meet The Team 2018 Online Volunteers - Picha inaonyesha avatar za zaidi ya 40 ya Hancock Wildlife Foundation ""s online kujitolea ambao kuendesha jukwaa letu, kudhibiti kamera zetu, post uchunguzi kuhusu shughuli kwenye kamera katika nne yetu ya tai viota na kwenye kamera nyingine za wanyama wa pori kote Amerika ya Kaskazini na duniani kote." Wanajiunga na kikundi cha kujitolea kutoka nchi 4 za Ulaya, Canada na Marekani. Baadhi ya cams yetu (kwa kawaida huitwa zoomers) ni kutoka maeneo karibu na cams zetu, lakini wengine wanatoka maeneo mbalimbali ikiwa ni pamoja na Alberta, Nova Scotia, Washington, Oregon, Arkansas, Florida, Pennsylvania, Maine na Uingereza. "Wajitoleaji wengine wa jukwaa letu wameenea sawa; wengi wako Amerika Kaskazini, lakini tunathamini kuwa na watazamaji katika sehemu zingine za ulimwengu ambao wanaweza kutazama kile kinachotokea kwenye kamera katikati ya usiku wetu. """ Kwa mfano, kuna tovuti ya video ya video ya ndege wa baharini, ambayo inaonyesha ndege wa baharini, ndege wa baharini, ndege wa baharini, ndege wa baharini, ndege wa baharini, ndege wa baharini, ndege wa baharini, ndege wa baharini, ndege wa baharini, ndege wa baharini, ndege wa baharini, ndege wa baharini, ndege wa baharini, ndege wa baharini, ndege wa baharini, ndege wa baharini. "Kama vile ilivyosemwa hapo juu, ""Kama vile mashua za kuogelea za kaskazini 35,000 hadi 50,000 zinavyofanya kazi, jinsi gani zinapata njia ya kwenda eneo la Vancouver kwa majira ya baridi kali?""" "Hii ni kwa sababu ya ""mfano wa ndege wa kwanza"" ambao ni ndege wa kwanza wa kusini magharibi ya Uingereza, ambao huelekea kaskazini ili kupata samaki wa kwanza kabla ya kuzama." Sasa tunajua kwamba vipepeo ambao wamekuwa wakiruka kwa wiki mbili tu wanaweza kufika Alaska katika siku mbili au tatu - ajabu! Tunakupa msaada wa kifedha kwa ajili ya kufuatilia, ili uweze kuwafuata kwenye tovuti yetu na tuweze kujifunza ambapo tai wetu wanatoka na kwenda. Kila chombo cha kufuatilia ndege cha Bald Eagle kina gharama ya dola 3,000 na chombo cha kufuatilia ndege wa Peregrine Falcon kina gharama ya dola 2,000 hivi. Kwa mfano, unaweza kuendesha simu kwa miaka mitatu kwa malipo ya ziada ya $ 300 kwa mwaka. Tafadhali fanya mchango kwa ajili ya kufuatilia ndege hawa. "Hakika, David Hancock, ""Ikiwa mtu yeyote anataka kuja na sisi kwa siku ya kuwinda, labda tunaweza kupanga siku.""" Picha ya TERF26 kwa heshima ya ECeaglevideo. $ 400.00 alitoa Esplanade Nest Refurbishment Zawadi hizi kwenda moja kwa moja kuelekea ukarabati wa kiota Esplanade. Mti huu umejengwa mwaka 2014 na unahitaji kuunganishwa tena, ambayo itahitaji lori la ndoo. $ 1,079.00 ilitolewa ya lengo la $ 3,500.00 Kupitisha kiota Kupitisha kiota chako cha HWF na Familia kwa msimu mzima wa kuzaliana. Hifadhi ya Wanyama ya Hancock ni mradi wa Hancock Wildlife Foundation, ambayo inasaidia kuendeleza uhifadhi wa wanyama wa pori na kuendeleza uhifadhi wa wanyama wa pori. $ 8,173.00 Kutoa msaada kwa ajili ya gharama za huduma za Hancock Wildlife Foundation, na $ 4,665.00 kwa ajili ya gharama za kuendesha Hancock Wildlife Foundation mwaka mzima. Hifadhi ya Wanyamapori ya Hancock ni moja ya njia za kusaidia kuokoa ndege na wanyama wa pori, na inashukuru kwa urithi wa Mr. Jack McRae, mkaaji wa muda mrefu wa White Rock na msaidizi wa wanyama wa pori na ulimwengu wa asili. "Mashirika ya White Rock na Surrey Naturalists Society yametoa fedha hizo na kutumia fedha hizo kuendeleza utafiti wa ""Bald Eagle Tracking Alliance"" kuhusu uhamiaji na harakati za vipepeo wa Bald Eagle katika eneo la kaskazini magharibi mwa Pasifiki."