The Federal Duck Stamp Makes Waves
What you likely know: The recent contest to select artwork for the 2022–2023 Federal Duck Stamp stirred late night laughs […]
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What you likely know: The recent contest to select artwork for the 2022–2023 Federal Duck Stamp stirred late night laughs […]
The Federal Duck Stamp Makes Waves Read More »
What mighty force could possibly bring a myriad of agencies (US Fish and WIldlife Service, Ohio State Parks, Ohio Department
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The first worldwide bird census reports that there are roughly 50 billion birds in the world, according to a recent
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Seeing a snowy owl is a rare privilege. Snowy owls are magnificent birds, and attract considerable attention when they visit
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In terms of biodiversity, no other wilderness area can compete with the Amazonian Rainforest. Amazonia is the vast region of
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A team of ornithologists organized by Cornell’s Lab of Ornithology has rediscovered at least one male ivory-billed woodpecker, alive and
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Several years ago, I was asked to testify before Congress on private conservation success stories. Among the examples cited at
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In addition to waterfowl (ducks, geese, and swans), many other birds have benefited directly from stamp revenues. Among them are
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The endangered Kirtland’s warbler is one of the rarest members of the wood warbler (Parulidae) family. It is a fascinating
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It’s tiny—barely 5″ long—and it’s hard to find, hard to see, and getting harder to add to a life list.
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Does the state of Tennessee really need to open a season on sandhill cranes? by Julie Zickefoose Those of you
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Helping Birds One Cup at a Time Scientists at the Smithsonian Migratory Bird Center have discovered that the connection between
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