November 21, 2012 – 11:46 am
The new National Geographic documentary chronicling the Birds-of-Paradise Project will air on Thanksgiving evening at 10 P.M. Eastern time, perfect timing for post-turkey viewing. (The documentary is also available on DVD.) Staff writer Pat Leonard took an early look and has this review for you: Scientific discovery is thrilling—but sometimes difficult and messy, too. Nowhere is [...]
November 20, 2012 – 2:42 pm
How can we make life easier for birds in our neighborhoods? That’s the question behind the latest seasonal challenge from Celebrate Urban Birds. This Cornell Lab of Ornithology citizen-scence project focuses on birds in urban settings and how they benefit from green spaces created by humans. Enter by December 15, 2012, and you could win a [...]
November 13, 2012 – 10:07 pm
As Project FeederWatch gets under way for its 26th season, we’re celebrating with a new photo contest sponsored by Bob’s Red Mill Natural Foods. The contest features weekly prizes for the photo that receives the most votes on the contest page in Facebook. At the end of FeederWatch season, we’ll hold a vote to [...]
November 13, 2012 – 3:42 pm
At an event in Washington, DC, this weekend, Cornell Lab directors presented a set of short, crisp, exciting talks about the work that we do. They’re a great introduction to the kinds of exciting research, conservation, and outreach that consume our lives. Lab director John Fitzpatrick kicked things off with his argument that birds really [...]
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Posted in Birds, citizen science, conservation, News, science, sounds, Uncategorized, video
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Tagged Chris Clark, Ed Scholes, Gerrit Vyn, John Fitzpatrick, Ken Rosenberg, Mike Webster, Miyoko Chu, Nancy Trautmann, Tim Laman
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