How Collaborations with Non-Scientists Can Lead to Innovation in Scienceby Rachel MuenzTina Phillips, PhD, discusses how citizen scientists can contribute to new scientific tools and discoveries
NewsBlue Tit Population Booms with Moths on the Menuby University of ReadingTwenty three years worth of data shows that winter moth populations have a notable impact on blue tit breeding
NewsFeathers Help Scientists Understand New Threat to Avian Populationsby University of FloridaScientists work to understand the threat to bird populations from wind and solar power plants
NewsChicken Whisperers: Humans Crack the Clucking Codeby University of QueenslandDetecting emotional information via vocalizations can help improve farm animal welfare
NewsHow Landfills Support Andean Condorsby Raptor Research FoundationThe presence of condors at landfills can be a an indicator of food supply on a geographic scale
NewsExtremely Rare Bird Captured on Filmby University of OtagoResearcher photographs a rare gynandromorph of the Green Honeycreeper
NewsRoaming Seabirds Need Ocean-Wide Protectionby University of ExeterNew study sheds light on where Indian Ocean seabirds go when they are not breeding
NewsUnique Voice Print in Parrotsby Max-Planck-GesellschaftIndividual voice could help birds be recognized in a flock, no matter what they say
NewsNew Study Finds European Breeding Birds Respond Slowly to Climate Changeby Durham UniversityResearchers from Durham University find that local colonization and extinction of European birds are weakly influenced by climate change
NewsMan-Made Materials in Nests Can Bring Both Risks and Benefit for Birdsby Bangor UniversityMan-made materials are widespread in birds’ nests
NewsVineyard Fungicides Pose a Threat to Survival of Wild Birdsby Society for Experimental BiologyCertain fungicides can disrupt hormones and metabolism, impacting bird survival