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Scott Loss, an associate professor of wildlife ecology, stands in front of the Noble Research Center at Oklahoma State University. Loss says the building is one of the top buildings on campus that they monitored for bird collisions.
Bird populations have declined over the past 30 years. According to
study in 2019, North America has 3 billion fewer birds than it did in 1970, a 29% decrease.
Scientists, including Oklahoma State University wildlife ecology professor Scott Loss, estimate that up to
1 billion birds die every year in the United States after colliding with a building a side effect of light pollution from cities. Now, researchers are using weather radar technology to track migrations with the hope to predict and prevent collisions.