Epigraph:“The house is burning. We do not need a thermometer. We need a fire hose.”(P.
102, Janzen and Hallwachs,). Insectivorous birds are declining widely, and for diverse …

Of the approximately 716 bird species that breed in North America, 386 (54%) are
considered Nearctic–Neotropical migrants by the US Fish and Wildlife Service. In the past …

Relationships between people and trees are continually unfolding in the contexts of situated
social-ecological systems, in which properties of the system emerge from localized …

The recognized gap between research and implementation in avian conservation can be
overcome with translational ecology, an intentional approach in which science producers …

Identifying strategies that offer co-benefits for biodiversity protection, forest restoration and
human well-being are important for successful conservation outcomes. In this study, we …

Biodiversity is in precipitous decline globally across both terrestrial and marine
environments. Therefore, conservation actions are needed everywhere on Earth, including …

Bird–window collisions (BWCs) are a major threat to avian populations, annually causing up
to one billion bird deaths in the US alone and untold numbers of fatalities worldwide. Until …

Understanding the drivers of conflict and coexistence in human–wildlife relations are critical
to conservation. This study sought to understand th varying attitudes of local indigenous …

Illegal wildlife trade remains highly active in the Neotropics, as indicated by the thousands of
parrots annually sold in illicit city markets. However, little is known about where parrots are …

Human dimensions (HD) research is a discipline of conservation social sciences that
applies social and psychological sciences to understand and influence conservation …