Recent developments and in-depth articles about birdwatching, conservation, notable species, and scientific discoveries.
Emperor Penguin chicks hatch into one of Earth’s most inhospitable places — the frozen world of Antarctica. A young penguin’s time in the harsh environment … Read More “Scientists track behaviors of young Emperor Penguins”
New study decries a “misinformation campaign designed to purposefully fabricate doubt regarding the harmful impacts of outdoor cats.” Read More “Biologists denounce ‘science denialism’ about outdoor cats”
Pete Dunne is the author of over a dozen books about birds and birding and the founder of the World Series of Birding. In 2001, … Read More “Download ‘The best of Pete Dunne’”
Existence of female Stresemann’s Bristlefront renews hope for species’ survival. Read More “‘World’s rarest bird’ sighted in Brazil”
These nine birding festivals slated for January 2019 provide birders with the opportunity to see Snail Kite, Sandhill Cranes, Snow Geese, and more. Read More “January 2019 birding festivals”
A half-century ago, no one had seen even 4,000 bird species. Now, some birders are homing in on the 10,000-species mark. Read More “Birding the world: What drives big listers”
A birder shares his journey to spotting 700 different species — and how he learned to savor each new life bird along the way. Read More “One birder’s journey to his 700th species in North America”
U.S. Green Building Council recognizes Fiserv Forum, the home of the Milwaukee Bucks, for its bird-friendly design. Read More “World’s first bird-friendly arena opens”
