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Spring Migration Data Visualization

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Each spring, hundreds of migratory bird species return to North America from their wintering grounds in Central and South America. This animation highlights just 15 of these extraordinary travelers, offering a glimpse into one of nature’s most inspiring phenomena. As these birds navigate cities and landscapes on their way to breeding grounds, we have an opportunity—and a responsibility—to help keep them safe.

More than one billion birds die each … Continue

Can We Still Save The Critically Endangered Masked Finfoot? Featuring Sayam Chowdhury

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The Masked Finfoot (Heliopais personatus) is one of Asia’s most threatened waterbirds. Once widespread across South and South-East Asia, its global population is now estimated at just 108–304 individuals, a dramatic decrease from the 2009 … Continue

Integrative taxonomy – Improved Knowledge Leading To An Increase In Number Of Species w/ Per Alström

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Integrative taxonomy – which involves using multiple independent datasets, such as morphology (plumage and biometrics), vocalizations, other behaviors, DNA, and ecology to assess … Continue