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A Man of Many Talents

Raptors and Risk Reduction

Some Sapsucker Feathers Stick Around

Why Fragmented Forests Lose Biodiversity

A "Poster Bird" for Post-fire Forest Management

New Tools to Make MAPS Data More Accessible

A Bird In The Hand Is An Opportunity. Let's Make The Most Of It.

Ask Peter: A Confusing Yellow Warbler

If You (Restore) It, Will They Come?

Can Bobolinks Find A Home Where The Buffalo Roam?

The Fascinating Flammulated Owl

Learning to Read Wings: My Experience at the Wolf Ridge Bird Bander Training

Take Cover: Even a post-fire specialist needs a break from the burn for part of its life cycle

Peter Pyle Honored by Partners in Flight

Staff Profile: Jim Saracco, Research Ecologist

Noisy Neighbors: How human noise affects North American bird populations

WANTED: More Data on the Western Bumble Bee

Does Meadow Restoration Bring the Birds Back?

Research Associate Profile: Dr. Morgan Tingley

MAPS Data In Action: Grasshopper Sparrows

MoSI Partner Profile: Abidas Ash in Belize

IBP's Science is Making a Difference for Birds in Sierra Meadows

What We Need for Better Bird Monitoring in the Boreal Forest

"Mega-fires" May Be Too Extreme Even For A Bird That Loves Fire

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Petaluma, CA 94953

(707) 789-3224

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