Articles related to "Save The Birds"

Spring is here, and birdsong should be filling the air. So why is it so quiet outside? And where are all the birds that were once so common just a few decades ago?

Shade grown coffee farmers grow beans with less chemicals that produce richer flavors.

We need to support renewable forms of energy like power generated by wind turbines, but can birds and wind power exist together? The evidence suggests they can.

Pet birds need plenty of toys to stay happy and healthy, but you don't have to pay an arm and a leg for them. Making your own bird toys will help you save money.

When bird species are threatened, human intervention and an action plan for recovery can help. The Blue Chaffinch of Gran Canaria may yet be saved in this way.

Windmills, especially older ones, in the wrong places can cause many bird deaths. Newer technology and thoughtful location of wind farms can minimize the death toll.

The Piping Plover is a small bird that is very hard to see on the beach. It nests on beaches, and on inland slat flats. Nests are frequently destroyed by human activity.

Spring wet weather brings out the slugs, and it can be a year-round problem along the Gulf coast and Florida. Pet owners must guard against the risk to their pets.

The Spotted Owl lies at the center of conservation debates because it requires large tracts of old-growth forest to find mates, nest, and hunt for food.

Roosting sites in winter can save a bird's life in many ways: hiding it from observation and predation, and providing warmth through the night.

The bird glides on wind currents, spirals upward to incredible heights,plummets earthward, then soars aloft again.