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Every time I visit a place where birds are thriving, I am surprised by the volume and beauty of the dawn chorus. The number of individual birds adds power, and the range of species adds complexity and beauty. Work within biodiversity conservation often feels similar.

Advocating for a Rare Petrel
Much of Proaño’s job involves the Critically Endangered Galápagos Petrel, which nests only in the highlands of five Galápagos islands, including Proaño and Cruz’s home island of Santa Cruz.

Namesake
Soon, we won’t be calling this bird a Cooper’s Hawk. Over the next few years, North American birds whose English-language names include honorifics — the names of people — will be changed.

Going the Distance for Seabirds
At first glance, Ecuador and New Zealand (Aotearoa) don’t seem to have much in common. Located in opposite hemispheres, with more than 7,000 miles of open ocean between them, the two countries share little in the way of language, food, history, or culture. Yet they do share a surprising number of ...




