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Something Old, Something New: One Biologist’s Ever-Evolving Work in Puerto Rico

September 13, 2026
Hana Weaver Something Old, Something New: One Biologist’s Ever-Evolving Work in Puerto Rico September 13, 2026 Caribbean courtesy of Nashally Folch Mercado Wildlife work is not static. Conditions shift, threats emerge, and new tools or technology can …

Record Prey, Strong Breeding, and a Signal Worth Watching in Arctic Gyrfalcon Country

September 13, 2026
Dakota Walz Record Prey, Strong Breeding, and a Signal Worth Watching in Arctic Gyrfalcon Country September 13, 2026 North America On the tundra of Alaska's Seward Peninsula, this year brought welcome news for Gyrfalcons, along with one detail worth …

New Study Reveals How Climate Change Is Reshaping the Breeding Season for Arctic Falcons

September 13, 2026
Dakota Walz New Study Reveals How Climate Change Is Reshaping the Breeding Season for Arctic Falcons September 13, 2026 North America The Arctic is warming faster than almost anywhere else on Earth. A newly published study is one of the first to compare …

GPS Tracking Reveals How African Raptors Respond to Wind Turbines

September 13, 2026
Rick Watson GPS Tracking Reveals How African Raptors Respond to Wind Turbines September 13, 2026 Africa As wind energy expands rapidly across Africa, researchers investigated whether raptors avoid individual wind turbines, and whether that depends on the …

Strong Fledgling Numbers and a Milestone in Haiti Mark a Big Year for Ridgway's Hawk Conservation

September 13, 2026
Carlos Suárez Strong Fledgling Numbers and a Milestone in Haiti Mark a Big Year for Ridgway's Hawk Conservation September 13, 2026 Caribbean In the forests of Aniana Vargas National Park in the Dominican Republic, this year's field season closed out with …

Msafiri Mgumba’s Fight for Vulture Conservation in Tanzania

August 9, 2026
Corinne Kendall Msafiri Mgumba’s Fight for Vulture Conservation in Tanzania August 9, 2026 Africa courtesy of Corinne Kendall (left) | Darcy Ogada (right) For most of us, conflicts with wildlife are small—an annoying fly, a mouse in the pantry, a squirrel …

A Season of Growth for California Condors, and a Celebration to Come

August 9, 2026
Matthew Danihel A Season of Growth for California Condors, and a Celebration to Come August 9, 2026 North America This year's California Condor breeding season brought hard-won progress and a few reminders of just how difficult it is to bring back North …

Puerto Rican Sharp-shinned Hawks Have Their Best Season Yet

August 9, 2026
Hana Weaver Puerto Rican Sharp-shinned Hawks Have Their Best Season Yet August 9, 2026 Caribbean In the dense, rugged forests of Puerto Rico, finding a single Sharp-shinned Hawk nest can take a field biologist weeks and even months of hiking, scanning the …

New Study Sheds Light on Community Attitudes Toward Hooded Vultures in The Gambia

August 9, 2026
Munir Virani New Study Sheds Light on Community Attitudes Toward Hooded Vultures in The Gambia August 9, 2026 Africa The Gambia is home to one of the highest density of the Hooded Vulture in Africa. A new study published in African Zoology examines how …

Rebuilding Recovery: Inside Our Revived Aplomado Falcon Captive Breeding Program

July 19, 2026
Sara Remmes Rebuilding Recovery: Inside Our Revived Aplomado Falcon Captive Breeding Program July 19, 2026 North America A new generation of Aplomado Falcons has arrived in Boise. After years of laying the groundwork, The Peregrine Fund is relaunching a …

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