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“Raptors are apex predators. By virtue of their role as apex predators, raptors are an excellent indicator species for their ecosystems.”  Did you understand all of that? Did you have to dig into the memory bank of terms you learned in high school?  If you got all of that, that’s great; if you didn’t, don’t […]

Numerous threats, like habitat loss and climate change, are wreaking havoc on ecosystems around the world. And while research and direct conservation efforts are critically important to addressing these threats, so too is environmental education (EE). Instilling awareness of environmental issues in people at a young age supports healthier communities, fosters responsible stewardship, and promotes

If you’ve been on social media lately, you’ve likely seen the trend asking you to share your “violent jump from 2019 to 2024.” Although we wouldn’t use the word violent to describe the last five years, they’ve certainly been notable. From scientific firsts to the growth of our team—beyond the borders of the United States,

WARNING: This blog contains images of dead wildlife. West African markets are vibrant and full of life, with an exciting mix of sights, sounds, and smells. People from diverse cultures come together to buy and sell goods, and exchange stories. You can find nearly anything, from fresh fruits and household items to colorful textiles and

As we see rapid urbanization and shrinking natural habitats, creating bird-friendly spaces in our own backyards is one way we can support local ecosystems and help maintain biodiversity. Attracting birds to your yard both brings the joy of observing wildlife up close and also supports birds’ survival by offering them food, shelter, and a safe