Global Community Unites at CMS COP15 in Brazil to Confront Unprecedented Migratory Species Crisis
Ahead of the Convention on Migratory Species (CMS) COP15 in Campo Grande, Brazil, global community…
Ornithology
Reynand Wu Safeguarding a Successful Breeding Season for Florida’s Beach-Nesting Birds is a Shared Responsibility
As the warmth of spring ushers in a new season across Florida, the state’s pristine…
Extreme Weather Events Threaten Young Great Tits, Oxford Study Reveals, With Early Breeding Offering a Crucial Buffer
A new study from the University of Oxford, published on March 11 in a prominent…
Oliver Quin The Colorado River Faces Unprecedented Crisis as Depleted Reservoirs and Climate Change Force Reckoning on Water Management
The vital artery of the American Southwest, the Colorado River, is confronting its most severe…
Dinosaur fossils preserved with their feathers suggest that some of these animals had already lost the ability to fly.
A groundbreaking study, spearheaded by researchers from Tel Aviv University, has brought forth compelling evidence…
Birding Rewires the Brain: A Neuroscientist’s Deep Dive into Avian Expertise and Cognitive Health
Erik Wing, a neuroscientist and passionate birder, has unveiled compelling research demonstrating how the pursuit…
New Study Reveals Oviraptors Were ‘Co-Incubators,’ Blending Parental Care with Environmental Heat for Egg Hatching
The mystery surrounding how oviraptors, the enigmatic bird-like yet flightless dinosaurs, incubated their eggs has…