Monitoring select bird species benefits other species within same regions, study shows

Monitoring select bird species benefits other species within same regions, study shows

A new study led by Cornell Lab of Ornithology researchers at the K. Lisa Yang Center for Conservation Bioacoustics shows that monitoring and managing select bird species can provide benefits for other species within specific regions.

A Systematic Review of Anthropogenic Noise Impact on Avian Species

This study aims to investigate anthropogenic noise impact on avian species by means of a systematic review of literature. Based on previous anthropogenic n

The campus of the UdeA consists of an area of 28.75 hectares. The green coverage of that area, 15.36 hectares, more than half, is represented in grass, trees, shrubs and palm trees, and that is the habitat of 121 species of avifauna, 52 species reported as common, 27 occasional and 42 rare. Thus it was designated [...] La entrada Birds ‘study’ in the UdeA aparece primero en Vivir en El Poblado.