The North American Bird Conservation Initiative (NABCI)—made up of representatives from Canada, the United States, and Mexico—has determined in a recent report titled “State of North America ...

North American ocean fronts were home to Pelagornis sandersi, the largest known marine bird. It had a wingspan of up to 24 feet. For comparison, imagine the length of four humans head-to-toe, or ...

All the latest science news on marine birds from Phys.org ... The release of the 2025 U.S. State of the Birds report was announced today at the 90th annual North American Wildlife and Natural ...

An icon in the shape of a lightning bolt. Impact Link There are 2.9 billion (yes, that's billion with a B) fewer birds on the North American continent today than there were 50 years ago. In a ...

"While many North American birds simply flew across the marine barriers that once separated the continents, tropical birds, especially those in Amazon forest regions, began colonization of North ...

The 2025 U. S. State of the Birds Report, produced by a coalition of leading science and conservation organizations, reveals continued widespread declines in American bird populations across all ...

With more than a third of all bird species in North America facing significant population declines, Nova Scotia plays a key role in protecting the health of migrating bird species, says the Nature ...

This press release is available in French and Spanish. Tampa, Florida, 23 October 2012—Top marine predators like tuna and sharks are suffering from the effects of climate change as the ...

North America is an ideal region to pilot this global effort because of the interconnectivity of its oceans, diverse marine life and its nearly 2000 MPAs. The guidelines identify some of the benefits ...