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Following the completion of a $118,000 project, Oklahoma State University is now one of the first major research universities in the U.S. to prioritize the reduction of bird-window collisions.

Following an “alarming” number of collision-related bird deaths at Cuyahoga Community College’s Westshore campus in Westlake, the university installed bird-strike mitigation technology, according to a news release.

Go behind the scenes with the dedicated New Yorkers working to stop the flood of avoidable deaths that occur in the city each migration season.

Here’s a look at what’s new in the local business community.

Lights Out, a volunteer operation, is trying to expand their downtown patroller base and implore buildings to adopt bird-safe glass and turn lights out at night

Southern Ontario-based punks and avid birders Avem have just released their excellent new EP Nerdin About Birdin that sees them tackling the negative effects climate change is having on birds (and humans!), talking about addiction, and discussing the mating rituals of bowerbirds over kick-ass Ramone...

Every year millions of birds collide with windows. Here’s how you can help.

It's the spring migration season, a dangerous time of year.

The new L.L. Bean headquarters in Freeport offers the most recent example of windows retrofitted to help prevent bird strikes.

HADLEY — The federal agency tasked with protecting birds and other wildlife is migrating toward using more bird-friendly materials at its office buildings, starting with its northeast regional office in Hadley.This week, maintenance crews from the...