Many of Europe’s migratory birds are declining, and the reason is often simple: their journeys cross too many weak points.

Deb Haaland: Learn from the past | Miyoko Chu: Desert birds at risk | Scott Weidensaul: Changes in migration | Clay Henderson: Bird count warnings | Rodney Siegel: The value of parks | Amy Davis: ...

It’s always a delight to spot a beautiful bird building its nest in the backyard, bringing a little piece of nature right to your doorstep. While it might be tempting to get closer, offer some food, ...

Wind turbines provide clean electricity, but they pose a danger to migratory birds. Weather radars detect flocks of birds and ...

A new grant supporting conservation along the African-Eurasian Flyway highlights a simple but often overlooked truth: ...

A recent study by University of Helsinki researchers has found that bird communities inside and outside protected areas are beginning to resemble each other as a result of climate change. In both ...

Migratory birds are under threat worldwide as a result of human activity, a problem that requires global cooperation, according to the World Coastal Forum that concluded Wednesday. The inaugural forum ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. In Idaho and the Mountain West, utility poles and power lines are often the tallest feature across the landscape, providing birds ...

PITTSVILLE, Md. -- A family of Killdeer birds has found a home at the Pittsville Playground, leading one section to be temporarily closed off. The bird is protected under the U.S. Migratory Bird Act.

The total human cases from bird flu is still low but if the virus mutates in certain ways, scientists fear pandemic. They're studying how immunity from seasonal flu might protect us. Bird flu has ...