In this video we demonstrate adding the bold and blue filter in Clipchamp. This is the free online desktop version of Clipchamp.
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Making Federal Policy And Budget Work For Birds | ABC Webinar
American Bird Conservancy is focused on addressing the continuing challenges for birds and their habitats. Our planet and our climate — and all of the communities that depend upon them — need bold action now more than ever.
In this webinar, you’ll hear from ABC experts about ongoing policy efforts to advance bird conservation. A new presidential administration and Congress presents opportunities, and challenges, to enact laws and regulations which support bird conservation. Successfully navigating these new dynamics is key to fulfilling ABC’s mission, and we are excited to … Continue
Nature Break: Rice’s Whale
In January 2021, scientists determined the Rice’s Whale to be its own, distinct species, contrary to previous classifications as a population of Bryde’s whales. There are fewer than 100 Rice’s Whales remaining, and a “best estimate” population of 50 animals, so swift and decisive action is urgently needed to save this species from extinction.
Defenders Of Wildlife works on the ground, in the courts, and on Capitol Hill to protect and restore imperiled wildlife and habitats across North America.
Defenders Of Wildlife
A New Home For These Crocodilians | Australia Zoo Life
Part 2 of relocating some of our crocodilians here at Australia Zoo. Robert is back with the crew to try and move an elusive Annie and a zippy little freshie.
Here at Australia Zoo we are home to over 1200 beautiful animals and 400 staff. Join us as we give you a behind the scenes look at all the action. From new additions to animal highlights, our awesome zoo crew and fabulous zoo celebrations. We’ll get you up close and personal with Australia Zoo Life!
Australia Zoo
White-Bellied Woodstar: Tiny Visitor
At roughly three inches long, the tiny White-bellied Woodstar is about the size of a large insect. It’s part of a group of similarly small-sized hummingbirds that includes the Chilean Woodstar and the vulnerable Esmeraldas Woodstar, a species found only in Ecuador.
This hummingbird is easily identified by its namesake white belly patch, along with large white flank patches and a white stripe behind the eye. These ID features are common to both sexes, which otherwise look dissimilar. As with other hummingbird species, the male White-bellied Woodstar is the … Continue