Science to Help Birds and Reduce Costs in the Colorado River Delta
January 22, 2024 —
A new publication uses machine learning to optimize habitat restoration.
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³Ô¹ÏºÚÁÏ Certifies Cheyenne River Buffalo Ranch, Home of Wild Idea Buffalo Co., as Bird-Friendly Habitat
January 22, 2024 —
Dan O’Brien’s pioneering company will be first to carry new bison version of the ³Ô¹ÏºÚÁÏ Certified bird-friendly seal
2024 ³Ô¹ÏºÚÁÏ Photography Awards Open for Entries with New Birds in Landscapes Prize
January 10, 2024 —
The North American photography and video contest is accepting entries until February 28, 2024.
A New Study in Wyoming Will Test Whether Black Paint Helps Birds Avoid Wind Turbines
December 27, 2023 —
The research aims to evaluate the effects of contrast painting on wind turbine rotor blades in the largest such study yet.
The New Animated Film ‘Migration’ Draws Inspiration From Birds' Real Journeys
December 21, 2023 —
Here’s what the Universal Pictures film got right (and wrong) about one Mallard family’s epic adventure.
Cuddle up With These Ridiculously Cute Baby Bird Photos
December 19, 2023 —
Our favorite chick pics from the 2023 ³Ô¹ÏºÚÁÏ Photography Awards feature familiar and secretive species at peak charm.
Flamingo Fever, Limpkins on the Loose, ‘Mega’ Rare Terns—the Biggest Bird Events of 2023
December 19, 2023 —
Birding highlights of a remarkable year included three U.S. firsts, a surprisingly happening Midwest, and, of course, flamingos everywhere!
Momentum Gaining on Important Water Work to Benefit Birds and People in the West
December 18, 2023 —
Great Salt Lake, Colorado River, Salton Sea, and other lakes, rivers, and wetlands need lasting solutions.
³Ô¹ÏºÚÁÏ Supports Introduction of Bill That Would Promote Native Plants in Federal Projects
December 15, 2023 —
Native plants help birds find the food and habitat they need in a changing climate.
River Otters With a New Taste for Pelican Are Changing a California Park’s Ecology
December 15, 2023 —
Dramatic photos and video capture the semiaquatic mammals attacking Brown Pelicans in Point Reyes National Seashore, a behavior documented only once before but that is becoming increasingly common in the preserve.
