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Mason Maron is one of the most interesting people in the Daily Evergreen newsroom. He is graduating Saturday with a major in wildlife ecology and conservation sciences and a minor in forestry. He has been at the Evergreen for five semesters, isn’t a communications major and has been heavily invested. Maron is the former president...

As new technologies supercharge the field of bioacoustics, researchers can better listen to environmental changes — and use the information to guide conservation efforts.

An ornithologist has proposed that B.C.’s symbolic provincial bird, the Steller’s jay, be switched out for another ubiquitous critter: the rufous hummingbird.

"I used to tune up my ears at the start of the season by re-listening to old birding-by-ear cassette tapes, and later CDs."

Epic bird migration in the millions are flying across the Lone Star State the next three days, according to reports.

Local group birds for fun and to help ensure bird and habitat protection

Illinois is set to have millions of birds migrating across the state in the next three days.

Spoil your mother figures with gear that will make their outdoor adventures more fun

Duluth residents spotted mass reverse migration of songbirds.

The trumpeter swan, along with 35 other species, have been removed from the list of threatened and endangered plants and animals in Michigan.