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Glossy Ibis Spotted in China After Supposed Extinction

Glossy Ibises are considered to be of “low concern” globally because their populations, though decreasing alongside much of the earth’s […]

Protected habitats are key to most conservation strategies. Habitat degradation or outright loss is one of the most significant contributing

There are more than 1,480 species of birds that are considered endangered globally. This does not include species that are

The Whooping Crane cuts an impressive silhouette. It is the tallest bird in North America. Where these elegant giants loom

The California Condor has had a difficult year. I previously reported on the deadly toll that the bird flu has

The Cactus Ferruginous Pygmy Owl is quite a small bird for such a mouthful of a name. “Ferruginous” comes from

Clean and renewable energy for all is a noble goal. It is, perhaps, one of the most important environmental efforts

The Black Tern belongs to an interesting and unfortunate club. Considered common, these birds are absent from the Endangered Species

Eurasian Bitterns have had a rocky history in the United Kingdom. These wading birds were common once, but their decline

Zambia’s Kafue National Park is both the oldest and the largest national park in Zambia. Established in 1920, the park