Tropicbird conservation focuses on protecting the habitats and populations of tropicbirds, which are seabirds known for their striking appearance and long tail feathers. These birds are often found in tropical and subtropical regions, nesting on remote islands. Conservation efforts aim to address threats such as habitat loss, invasive species, and climate change, which can impact their breeding and feeding grounds. Organizations involved in tropicbird conservation work to monitor populations, restore habitats, and raise awareness about the importance of these birds in marine ecosystems. By collaborating with local communities and governments, they strive to create sustainable practices that benefit both tropicbirds and their environments.