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Bird and nature lovers in Cayuga, Seneca and Schuyler counties are invited to take part in the 26th annual Great Backyard Bird Count from Friday, Feb. 17, through Monday, Feb.

People around the world will be looking skyward this weekend—no, not in search of one of those suspicious balloons—but for something far more wholesome: birds. This weekend—from Friday, February 17 to Monday, February 20—is the 26th annual Great Backyard Bird Count, a citizen research event that invites people from around the globe to spend 15 minutes

British Columbians are lucky because they have many different species of birds that call the province home, says a spokesperson for the Nature Conservancy of Canada.

British Columbians are lucky because they have many different species of birds that call the province home, says a spokesperson for the Nature Conservancy of Canada.

British Columbians are lucky because they have many different species of birds that call the province home, says a spokesperson for the Nature Conservancy of Canada.

British Columbians are lucky because they have many different species of birds that call the province home, says a spokesperson for the Nature Conservancy of Canada.

British Columbians are lucky because they have many different species of birds that call the province home, says a spokesperson for the Nature Conservancy of Canada.

British Columbians are lucky because they have many different species of birds that call the province home, says a spokesperson for the Nature Conservancy of Canada.

/PRNewswire/ -- Viking® (www.viking.com) today announced its Viking Expedition Team has published the companys first scientific paper, following observations...

A new study from the Cornell Lab of Ornithology found which kind of nature experiences were associated with a greater sense of well-being during the COVID pandemic.