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Malheur Acquittal Sets a Dangerous Precedent for Protecting Public Lands
October 28, 2016 — A jury's decision to not convict seven of the armed citizens that occupied Oregon's Malheur National Wildlife Refuge for 41 days is very worrisome.
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At the Tower of London, a Ravenmaster for the Digital Age
October 26, 2016 — An ancient tradition gets a modern update thanks to the social media-savvy caretaker of the Tower's six resident ravens.
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The Misadventures of Canuck, the World's Most Infamous Crow
October 26, 2016 — The Canadian corvid is a social media star, entertaining and educating people through his various mischievous deeds.
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Rare-Bird Sightings: Share or Shut Up?
October 25, 2016 — Before you post a photo on Facebook—or even take the shot in the first place—consider the bird's well-being.
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As a Vote on the Nation's First Carbon Tax Nears, Young Climate Leaders Show Frustration
October 24, 2016 — In an open letter, a group of millennial activists has demanded urgency from established conservation groups to help reduce carbon emissions in Washington State.
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My Journey Into the Heart of Brooklyn Parrot Country
October 24, 2016 — What can be more important than brunch on a Saturday? An urban safari to see NYC's wild Monk Parakeets.
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Seven Nifty Jays That Aren’t Blue Jays
October 24, 2016 — Not that there's anything wrong with the Blue Jay, but there is a big, wonderful world of jays out there. Get to know some new ones.
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Eleven Spectacular Birds From the 2016 Wildlife Photographer of the Year Awards
October 21, 2016 — An owl in mourning, a parakeet in battle, and a mud-covered flamingo are among the winning images.
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Pied Butcherbirds, Virtuosos of the Bird World, Croon Like Jazz Singers
October 20, 2016 — The Australian songbirds structure their songs like improvisational jazz riffs, according to a new study.
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