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Youth Climate Summit 2022: A Virtual Workshop Series - Vimarsana News

Youth Climate Summit 2022: A Virtual Workshop Series

Tuesday, March 1, 2022 at 3:30pm Eastern

Vanishing birdsong - Vimarsana News

Vanishing birdsong

How Indigenous conservationists are tracking the impact of climate change on the boreal soundscape

Community news: Composting expert to lead program in Fairfield and more - Vimarsana News

Community news: Composting expert to lead program in Fairfield and more

Tuesday’s program on compositing is just one of the events in this week’s roundup of...

Mysterious disease hits hundreds of birds in US mid-Atlantic area - Vimarsana News

Mysterious disease hits hundreds of birds in US mid-Atlantic area

https://www.afinalwarning.com/529822.html (Natural News) A mysterious disease has affected at least 325 birds in the mid-Atlantic region. Wildlife experts in four states – Washington, D.C., Maryland, Virginia and West Virginia – have been left baffled as a result. First tracked in May 2021, the illness caused swelling and discharge in the eyes of affected birds and left them with neurological difficulties. United States Geological Survey (USGS) said affected birds had “eye swelling and crusty discharge.” Birds hit with the disease also exhibited “wobbly movements” that suggested...

Central Park Snowy Owl Shows Why We Must Conserve Land Everywhere - Vimarsana News

Central Park Snowy Owl Shows Why We Must Conserve Land Everywhere

Save In this Dec. 14, 2017 photo, a snowy owl flies past a seagull after being released along the shore of Duxbury Beach in Duxbury, Massaschusetts. Photo: Charles Krupa (AP) Central Park is prime bird real estate, and on Wednesday, a prime bird showed up. Birders flocked to the park to check out a snowy owl, the first recorded sighting of the bird in more than a century in the park. There’s something wildly incongruous about a stark-white owl on a baseball diamond in the heart of Manhattan. But this type of marginal habitat could actually be key to helping the owls and other species hang ...