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Advances in Window Safety Come to the Cornell Lab and Cornell Campus
Updated June 2024; originally published September 2022. Every year, up to one billion birds die from window strikes in the…
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10 Fun Facts About the Northern Flicker
The Northern Flicker is North America’s widest-ranging woodpecker, a common inhabitant of forest edges, savannas, and suburban areas from Alaska…
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The Joy of Nesting Birds
There are a lot of things in nature that can bring you joy…to name all of them would take many…
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European Parliament seals the deal on Nature Restoration Law
The Nature Restoration Law represents an historic opportunity to bring nature back to Europe. At a time when the continent…
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New York Enacts First-in-the-Nation Neonic Ban on Crop Seed Coatings
Lapland Longspur by Gavin McKinnon / Macaulay Library. From the Summer 2024 issue of Living Bird magazine. Subscribe now. In its most recent legislative session,…
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Canada Delivers Biodiversity Leadership with 2030 Nature Strategy and Nature Accountability Act
(JUNE 21, 2024)—Last week, the Government of Canada announced its 2030 Nature Strategy to implement the country’s ambitious goals under…
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Wonderful (and Really Tough) Woodpeckers
Woodpeckers are truly wonderful. They are some of our most loyal feeder visitors and always bring an entertaining array of…
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Flaco the Owl’s Death is a Call to Action for Bird-friendly Buildings
Flaco, an Eurasian Eagle-Owl, first gained fame when he escaped the Central Park Zoo after an act of vandalism of…
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The East Has Its Own Golden Eagles, and Advocates Say They Need Help
Close your eyes and imagine a Golden Eagle. What type of landscape surrounds it? Chances are you’re envisioning something out of…
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Audubon Spotlight: Alessandra Vidal Meza Studies the Interconnectedness of People and Wildlife
In environmental stories, humans are often cast as villains. They’re the greedy, destructive antagonists that despoil habitats and decimate species.…