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The mission of the Atlantic Coast Joint Venture to provide a forum for federal, state, regional and local partners to coordinate and improve the effectiveness of bird habitat conservation planning, delivery and evaluation in the Atlantic Flyway. ACJV focuses on the Atlantic Flyway of the United States from Maine south to Puerto Rico, including 18 states and commonwealths (see map to right). The JV’s total area is 283 million acres, which is 12% of the total area of the United States. It is the most densely populated region in the United States with a total of over 105 million people living in the area.

For more information: www.acjv.org

Five-Year Strategic Communications Plan

This Strategic Communications Plan is designed to help promote, coordinate and deliver bird habitat conservation that is founded on Strategic Habitat Conservation (SHC) principles. The plan will guide ACJV’s efforts to implement innovative and targeted communications campaigns over the next five years. It will advance the ACJV’s efforts to build public and private partnerships for bird conservation by outlining the core components of effective communications campaigns and providing a path for implementation. Furthermore, the plan will foster the Joint Venture’s achievement of technical expectations content outlined in the “Desired Characteristics for Habitat Joint Venture Partnerships” for Communications, Education, and Outreach (see Appendix A).

Recommended Citation

Dayer, A.A. (2014). Atlantic Coast Joint Venture Strategic Communications Plan 2014-2018. Communications Report 2014-01. Locke, NY.

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