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Unveiling the Blackpoll Warbler’s Epic Migration

Unveiling the Blackpoll Warbler’s Epic Migration

The Blackpoll Warbler (Setophaga striata) is a small but extraordinary songbird renowned for its incredible migratory journeys. Weighing just 12 grams, this bird connects boreal forests in North America to tropical regions in South America by traveling thousands of kilometers each year. For the last decade a dedicated group of researchers have been studying the complexities of Blackpoll Warbler migration in order to address the pressing need for conservation action.

Big Changes for High-Impact Science Journal

Big Changes for High-Impact Science Journal

Now in its 20th year of operation, the Avian Conservation and Ecology (ACE) scientific journal has now published over 500 articles on a diversity of topics that have been viewed online millions of times. The sound science and conservation recommendations that ACE provides are needed now more than ever. Dr Doug Tozer recently announced a number of changes to the team while showing gratitude for the people behind the magazine.

The Annual Christmas Bird Count Celebrates 125 Years in Canada

The Annual Christmas Bird Count Celebrates 125 Years in Canada

It’s a big year for the Christmas Bird Count (CBC) as we celebrate 125 years! Starting with 27 participants looking for an alternative to the “Christmas Side Hunt”, the CBC has grown into an important Citizen Science program which contributes to research across North America. We took a moment to reflect on the history of the program, its evolution, and the role it plays in addressing current environmental issues.

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