Tarık Emre Yorulmaz·Oct 12A Migration Map Is Really a Map of PlacesWhen we picture bird migration, we tend to picture a line on a map: north in spring, south in autumn. It’s a neat image, and a useful one…
InGardening, Birding, and Outdoor AdventurebyBruce Stambaugh·Apr 1Tree Swallows Are a Joy to SeeThese acrobatic birds are agile and helpful to humansA response icon1A response icon1
James Cobban·Mar 1Migration: Rob Butts and the Twice-Yearly MiracleOne autumn morning in Elmira, over breakfast, Rob heard a strange, multiple “barking” coming from the sky. When he leaned out the window he…A response icon1A response icon1
InMIT ScopebyMIT Science Writing·Jan 21How Weather Radar Tracked A Record-Breaking Night Of Bird MigrationWith bird populations in steep decline, weather radar provides insights into when and where birds migrate and how to prevent collisions.
Wildlife Conservation Society·Oct 23, 2025Field Notes from the Edge of the Western HemisphereAn on-the-ground look at where land meets the ice and the fragile future of the NPR-A Special AreasA response icon1A response icon1
Vikrant·Oct 21, 2025A Warning from Our Honored GuestsThe Echo of a Silent SkyA response icon1A response icon1
RAMIL M. DEL ROSARIO·Oct 15, 2025Scientists sound alarm as climate change disrupts bird migration patternsClimate change is drastically altering bird migration routes worldwide, posing serious threats to bird populations and global ecosystems…
S. W. Lawrence, MD·Nov 16, 2024Duck ProcrastinationYale Climate Connections: “Ducks delay their migration as the climate warms.” Barbara Frei, a researcher with the government agency…
InGardening, Birding, and Outdoor AdventurebyBruce Stambaugh·Oct 1, 2024When a Little Bird Brought Me JoyBeing aware and taking time for it made all the differenceA response icon1A response icon1
Author JL Huffman·Sep 23, 2024Dark SkyLast week’s focus was bright sky objects. I’m going to flip the switch to dark sky.
