Harrison Avian Research & Conservation Collaborative

Our Ultimate Goal

Healthy Happy
Pet Birds

Our Ultimate Goal

Healthy Happy Pet Birds

HARCC invites your participation in determining what projects are needed by avian clinicians

Our Mission and Objectives

Harrison Avian Research and Conservation Collaborative (HARCC) is committed to defining and solving challenges relevant to avian clinicians through research and conservation funding.

To support an environment that encourages new ideas and new approaches to avian research that drive advances in avian care. 

To communicate the results of HARCC’s research projects, first through respected scientific publications, then broadly to veterinarians through international social media platforms.

To be willing to carefully consider novel, well described, clinically relevant projects that may not fit more traditional criteria for funding.

To be mindful of our carbon footprint in awarding grants.

To select projects with results that directly impact the practitioner who needs dependable knowledge and scientific-based guidance in addressing his avian patients.

What's New?

2025 AAV Annual Conference & Expo

We’re excited to share that HARCC will be at the

2025 AAV Annual Conference & Expo in Phoenix, AZ — October 3–6!

Visit us at Booth 104A to:

Pick up the newest issue of The HARCC Herald featuring updates on our funded projects

Grab some HARCC goodies

Learn how you can support avian research and conservation

7 of this year’s featured speakers have received research grants from HARCC!

We’re honored to support these outstanding professionals and their work:

  •  Dr. Hugues Beaufrère (UC Davis)
  •  Dr. M. Scott Echols (Parrish Creek Veterinary Hospital)
  •  Dr. Hugo Gonzalez-Jassi (LSU)
  •  Dr. Cheryl Greenacre (University of Tennessee)
  •  Dr. Jan Hooimeijer (Consultancy Practice for Birds, Netherlands)
  •  Dr. Joerg Mayer (University of Georgia)
  •  Dr. David Sanchez-Migallon Guzman (UC Davis)

HARCC is a nonprofit, and we rely on donor support to continue funding the vital work of avian veterinarians and researchers. Your generosity helps us keep making an impact for birds everywhere.

 

Stop by Booth 104A, scan our QR code, and join us in supporting the future of avian medicine!

our approach

HARCC is a viable resource for funding innovative international research studies to benefit avian clinicians and their patients