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New Paper Shares Exciting Research Potential of the Motus Network
If you have been following news from Birds Canada over the past few years, you’ve certainly heard of the Motus Wildlife Tracking System.
If you have been following news from Birds Canada over the past few years, you’ve certainly heard of the Motus Wildlife Tracking System.
A special year-end message from Birds Canada President, Steven Price.
Last week, BirdLife Americas partner organizations converged in Panama for biennial meetings on bird conservation in the Western Hemisphere. Birds Canada and the Panama Audubon Society had unusual news to share.
An exciting update from the Motus Wildlife Tracking System! New details on the northbound spring migration of 19 thrushes (out of 67 tagged in Colombia).
Groundbreaking research using the Motus Wildlife Tracking System provides amazing new details of birds’ habitat use at wintering and stopover areas, and their migratory flights.