<p>Harris's sparrows are of least concern as their numbers have remained steady. This can likely be attributed to the extreme isolation of their northern breeding grounds where the threat of human disturbance is low. Overwintering habitats are suffering from human development, however the birds have recently become frequent feeder visitors and find adequate food resources to support the population.<span> (Norment and Shackleton, 1993)</span></p>  <p><strong>IUCN Red List: </strong>Not Evaluated</p><p><strong>US Migratory Bird Act: </strong>Protected</p><p><strong>US Federal List: </strong>No special status</p><p><strong>CITES: </strong>No special status</p>