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Waterthrush Podcast #24: FOY Season
There’s a new episode of The Waterthrush Podcast available. Check it out to learn about 4 big ideas to advance science, the biggest big year ever, and what this FOY stuff is all about.
Posted in Bird Education Network, BIRDATHON, birding, birds/nature, environment, evolution, IUCN, life, Links, migrants, National Audubon Society, skepticism and science, The Waterthrush Podcast, wildlife
Tagged big year, biodiversity, birding, birding record, Black Sea Biosphere Reserve, cat predation, conservation, Corn Crake, FOY, IUCN, Noah Strycker, ornithology, Sandy Mole-Rat, science
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Birds Alive – the new Handbook of the Birds of the World Newsletter
Wow! Rarely have I seen a single source with more fascinating content on the birds of the world than the new Birds Alive newsletter. In addition to the latest news on critically endangered birds, newly described species, and exciting new … Continue reading