Why Thousands of Dead Seabirds Are Washing Ashore in Alaska
January 13, 2016 —
One of the largest die-offs in Alaskan history has wildlife biologists puzzling over what’s to blame.
Bird and Conservation News
Live Like a Bird in This Nest-Inspired Apartment
January 13, 2016 —
This apartment design, modeled after Cliff Swallow nests, would attach to the side of a building—and won a social impact architecture contest.
Want to Save the Spotted Owl? Stop Trying So Hard
January 11, 2016 —
New research shows that the California Spotted Owl may actually benefit from the forest fires the land managers have spent years avoiding.
Mistletoe: What's It to the Birds?
December 21, 2015 —
Next time you steal a kiss under the mistletoe, make sure to thank the berry lovers (and their poop).
Nature Can't Exist Without Suffering—And We Can't Change That
December 16, 2015 —
Just because we want to limit wild animals’ pain doesn’t mean it's a good idea to intervene.
Help Feed the Birds With a DIY Wreath
December 11, 2015 —
This homemade recipe helps birds through the cold months—plus it can be a heartfelt gift for any bird lover.
The Blackpoll Warbler: Tiny Bird, Amazing Migrator
December 09, 2015 —
New research confirms that this songbird’s migration is one of the longest out there—and it may be in danger. Here’s how to help.
Bird IQ Tests: 8 Ways Researchers Test Bird Intelligence
December 09, 2015 —
A crow is supposedly as smart as a 7-year-old. Here’s how scientists figured that—and other facts—out.
Why a Painted Bunting Landed in Brooklyn
December 07, 2015 —
The colorful migrating finch has become a local celebrity—and he’ll probably stay for the winter.
Why One NYC Red-Tailed Hawk Needed a Double Rescue
December 03, 2015 —
The lone juvenile got into trouble twice this week. Luckily, both the NYPD and NYC firefighters were there to help out.
