Communities and private landowners collaborate to create a conservation corridor that provides critical habitat for the imperiled songbird.
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The 148-acre tract in Colombia’s Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta will provide critical protection to the parakeet and dozens of migratory bird species.… Read more >>

A new law will save tens of thousands of seabirds from becoming entangled in long fishing nets.… Read more >>

A 2015 report from American Bird Conservancy finds that more than 90 percent of food samples taken from Congressional cafeterias contain neonicotinoid insecticides, a widely used class of chemicals that is highly toxic to birds and other wildlife. To learn more, we caught up with Cynthia Palmer, Director of Pesticides… Read more >>

More than 100 organizations call on federal agencies to address millions of uncapped pipes that mark the boundaries of mining claims and fatally trap small birds.… Read more >>

Before we rush to build thousands of turbines taller than many skyscrapers, we should pause to examine what we already know about turbines’ effects on wildlife.… Read more >>

New research confirms the Oregon Vesper Sparrow's population could be smaller than scientists previously believed.… Read more >>

Federal strategy takes a myopic view of neonicotinoid insecticides, an insidious class of chemicals that is deadly to birds, butterflies, honeybees, and other wildlife. … Read more >>

From northern Wisconsin, I traveled west to Minnesota and the north shore of Lake Superior. Based out of Gooseberry Falls State Park, about an hour northeast of Duluth, my wife Carol and I toured the boreal forests of this marvelous area… Read more >>

By Bruce Beehler June 3, 2015 Blog #19 of my North with the Spring journey: In the southwestern corner of Wisconsin, where the Wisconsin River meets the Mississippi, there are a series of high bluffs that hem in these two great rivers. The bluff south of the Wisconsin is called Wyalusing, and… Read more >>