April 7, 2017

Assisting with Conservation of the Steppe Whimbrel

The Steppe Whimbrel (Numenius phaeopus alboaxillaris) is one of the least studied forms of migratory shorebirds on earth. The form was first described in 1921, and […]
April 6, 2017

Another Raptor Kill in Argentina

José Sarasola has reported another large raptor kill in the La Pampa Province of Argentina. José is the director of El Centro para el Estudio y Conservacion […]
April 5, 2017

Big Mud

One day after our arrival in Panama City, we stood on the shoreline looking in awe over the mudflats that stretch out into the blue haze […]
April 4, 2017

Eagle photographers contribute to science

March 28, 2017

People and Shorebirds Flock to Beaches

March 17, 2017

Bridge Birds

January 12, 2017

Moving Woodpeckers 2

January 11, 2017

OspreyWatch Anniversary

January 11, 2017

Tracking eagles in 3D

January 10, 2017

Plovers Navigate the Dangers of Hurricane Matthew

January 6, 2017

Breeding birds of Virginia

January 5, 2017

Virginia peregrine falcons leap forward

January 4, 2017
Black rail walking through a salt marsh

Eastern black rails in free fall

October 3, 2016

Whimbrel Conservation on the Acadian Peninsula

September 30, 2016

Peregrines and Bridges

September 30, 2016

Spring weather dampens woodpecker season

September 27, 2016

Mapping bald eagle movement corridors in the Northeast

September 26, 2016

Citizen scientists work to fill the nightjar information gap

September 19, 2016

Fruit availability and consumer demand within a migration bottleneck

July 7, 2016

Blood work

July 7, 2016

Black-bellied plovers complete annual cycle

July 6, 2016

Conservation in conflict: peregrines and shorebirds in the mid-Atlantic

June 30, 2016

Virginia bald eagle breeding population exceeds 1,000 pairs

(Williamsburg, VA)—The Center for Conservation Biology at the College of William and Mary and Virginia Commonwealth University has compiled 2016 survey results for the Virginia bald […]
June 28, 2016

Yellow-crowned night herons adjust to changing climate – continued