Japanese researchers turned to “experimental archaeology” to study how ancient humans navigated powerful ocean currents and ...

There’s a stretch of California coastline where time seems to operate by different rules, where the rhythm of life is ...

This makes wetland restoration at the Salton Sea especially significant. But protecting shorebirds and reversing population declines requires a far-reaching, coordinated effort across the entire ...

This makes wetland restoration at the Salton Sea especially significant. But protecting shorebirds and reversing population declines requires a far-reaching, coordinated effort across the entire ...

The Bar-tailed Godwit can fly over 7,000 miles nonstop across the Pacific Ocean from Alaska to New Zealand ... birds appear to have an internal map sense that combines these various inputs ...

The Pacific Flyway has experienced a 22% decrease in suitable stopover habitat since 2000, forcing birds into narrower migration corridors and creating new concentration points at remaining wetlands.

I recently teamed up with filmmaker Tomas Koeck on Koeck’s latest documentary called Flyway of Life. The film focuses on several amazing conservation movements along the Atlantic flyway, as well as ...

This migration typically peaks from March to May, when birds traveling along the Pacific Flyway stop to rest and feed in Washington’s wetlands and coastal areas. In this blog, we’ll explore how ...

Keywords Canada Goose, migration, flyways, nesting, goslings, predators, fall migration, ornithology, protective behavior Email us at [email protected] if you have questions about the footage ...