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<p>The effects of extreme temperatures on avian reproduction can vary depending on the type of environment that birds call home. A UC Davis study found that extreme high temperatures significantly diminish bird reproductive success in agricultural landscapes.</p>

Climate-driven temperature extremes are taking a toll on bird populations that reproduce on agricultural land, a new study has found. Birds that bred near farms were half as likely to see at least one fledgling successfully leave the nest during heat waves, the study authors determined, publishing their observations Thursday in the publication Science. Forests, on…

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A UC Davis study of cavity-nesting birds in Ecuador shows the influence of deforestation on their habitat and reproductive success. Nest boxes could help.

Climate change presents a mismatch for some breeding songbirds, finds UC Davis study drawing from a decade of data from our Nestbox Highway project.

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Malaysia is the second-largest palm oil producer in the world, behind only Indonesia. In 2020 alone, Malaysia was responsible for more than a quarter of global palm oil production. But for the country’s forests and wildlife, plantation agriculture is an industry that comes at a cost. Across Peninsular Malaysia, where nearly half of the country’s […]

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Researchers found that fields with surrounding natural habitat experience less crop damage and lower food-safety risks, highlighting that birds do more good than harm on farmlands.

New study finds that birds caught on California farms with nearby wildlands had less problem bacteria than those at more manicured farms.