Daniel Klem News Today

Thanks to a donation announced at a public education event this week, three additional sites in Lancaster County will be equipped with bird-safe glass designed to reduce the window collisions

To build support for a Lancaster city ordinance mandating bird-safe glass, the Lancaster County Bird Club is bringing together academic experts and industry representatives to educate the public and elected

A loud thud on a windowpane is a sound no bird lover wants to hear.

Walker Glass is one of the sponsors for an educational event that includes bird-friendly glass.

The most serious statement ever made was the fact that three billion birds were gone in the past half century. It was a time for scientists and conservationists to mobilize,

By Doug Tallamy, Daniel Klem, and Jim Cubie, J.D.

Collisions with buildings kill as many as 1 billion birds a year in the United States. But architects and activists are working to make cities safer.

Conservationists are trying to convince governments and building owners around the world to introduce changes to stop birds from flying into reflective glass. Experts say the solutions are surprisingly simple.

Conservationists are trying to convince governments and building owners around the world to introduce changes to stop birds from flying into reflective glass. Experts say the solutions are surprisingly simple.

Resource becomes the first design guide available for download in the NGA Store