The Birds of Armenia Project was instituted with the goal of promoting conservation awareness in Armenia and introducing its rich natural treasures to the world. It is hoped that through the project's publications (the Field Guide, Handbook, and the Map) people worldwide will gain an appreciation for these irreplaceable resources.

A Field Guide to Birds of Armenia
M. S. Adamian and D. Klem, Jr. 1997. 223 pages, 61 color plates.
ISBN: 0-9657429-2-1 Hard Cover or 0-9657429-1-1 Flexible Lexatone Field Cover
This richly illustrated book depicts all 346 species of birds known to occur in Armenia, includes range maps showing where you are most likely to find each species, provides clear, concise text to aid you in identification, and has introductory chapters, including one on the history of bird study in Armenia. A must for the field, bookshelf, or coffee table!

Handbook of the Birds of Armenia
M. S. Adamian and D. Klem, Jr. 1999. 656 pages. ISBN: 0-9657429 Hard Cover
The most comprehensive and scientifically documented work on the birds of Armenia. An invaluable resource for anyone interested in the birds of this east-west border region, but especially for advanced amateurs, libraries, and ornithologists and other con servation and environmental professionals.

Reference Map for the Birds of Armenia Project (Map of Armenia)
The most accurate map available for Armenia and useful to anyone with an interest in Armenia! This map visually identifies the precise geographic location of each ornithological record in A Field Guide to Birds of Armenia and the Handbook of the Birds of Armenia. In the gazetteer (map index), historic names in original records are cross-referenced to their contemporary location names.

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Published by the American University of Armenia
An affiliate of the University of California

Proceeds of this book will be donated to the Conservation and Environmental Management programs of the American University of Armenia.

Muhlenberg College
Birds of Armenia Project
2400 Chew Street
Allentown, PA 18104 (USA)
Phone: 484-664-3259 Fax: 484-664-3509
E-mail: Dr. Daniel Klem at: klem@muhlenberg.edu
© 1997, 2004 BOA Project