BWD Magazine – Page 14

Establishing the Kingsport Birding Trail: Local, Collaborative, Holistic, and Replicable

When it comes to birding trails one size does not fit all. Kingsport, nestled in the foothills of the Smokey […]

Heatwaves can have a negative impact on breeding birds, according researchers at Lund University in Sweden. Overheated birds have smaller

It’s peaceful here but really loud: birds calling all around, a russet-crowned warbler here, a slaty antwren there, and the

Birding in Ecuador Biodiversity is concentrated in Ecuador, one of the birdiest countries in the world. Although slightly smaller than

In November 1997, an incredible finding ignited a conservation movement. Twenty years later, its founders retell their stories and motivations.

A quiet preserve of rare plants and animals. Have a look at a map of the peninsula of Florida, and

I’d like to think that my affinity for West Virginia, and for its incredible landscapes and avifauna, is in my

Fall begins in the Appalachians silently. The nights are crisp, and there is frost in the morning air. The harvest

There’s a spruce-clad knob located in the mountains of West Virginia, 4,445 feet above sea level, that is unusual in

Birding West Virginia Known as the Mountaineer State, much of West Virginia’s terrain is rugged, cut with stream and river

Birding Massachusetts One of the original thirteen colonies and home to the city of Boston, Massachusetts is a state with

Blackwater River State Park, Florida A rare sand bottom river, longleaf pines, and red-cockaded woodpeckers. Located within the premier