The extraordinary adaptations of birds to contend with atmospheric conditions during their
migratory flights have captivated ecologists for decades. During the 21st century …

The paradigm‐changing opportunities of biologging sensors for ecological research,
especially movement ecology, are vast, but the crucial questions of how best to match the …

Nocturnal avian migration flyways remain an elusive concept, as we have largely lacked
methods to map their full extent. We used the network of European weather radars to …

Many migratory species have experienced substantial declines that resulted from rapid and
massive expansions of human structures and activities, habitat alterations and climate …

Bioacoustic sensors, sometimes known as autonomous recording units (ARUs), can record
sounds of wildlife over long periods of time in scalable and minimally invasive ways …

Migratory animals provide a multitude of services and disservices—with benefits or costs in
the order of billions of dollars annually. Monitoring, quantifying, and forecasting migrations …

The ongoing discourse on air quality and climate changes positions walkability as a pivotal
point of sustainable urban planning. Urban studies examine a city's walkability in terms of …

Citizen science has the potential to improve communication and understanding relating to
peoples' lives. As online maps increasingly became research tools (Fox & Hendler, 2011) …

Up to 1 billion birds die annually in the US from window collisions; most of these casualties
represent migratory native species. Because this major mortality source likely contributes to …

Bird strike prevention in civil aviation has traditionally focused on the airport perimeter. Since
the risk of especially damaging bird strikes outside the airport boundaries is rising, this …