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    Partnerships make a big difference for birds

    Jun 05, 2021 1 minute

    oint ventures (JVs) are self-directed, nonregulatory partnerships working to conserve birds and their habitats. The JV network spans the U.S. as well as much of Canada and Mexico. The second-oldest joint venture, the Lower Mississippi Valley Joint Venture

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