
The Future of Bird Migration with Scott Weidensaul
10/19/21 • 27 min
Today’s episode was produced by Ari Daniel, Allison Wilson, Mark Bramhill, Conor Gearin, and Sam Johnson. Fact checking by Conor Gearin, mixing by John Kessler. Original theme music by Ian Coss.
Special thanks to Willistown Conservation Trust.
Additional Resources:
A World on the Wing: The Global Odyssey of Migratory Birds | Book by Scott Weidensaul
Motus Wildlife Tracking System: Explore GPS-Tracked Bird Migration Routes
One Way to Save Birds: Pay Farmers to Flood Their Land | KQED
A boon for birds: Once overlooked, China’s mudflats gain protections | Mongabay
A Phenomenal Discovery, Bringing A Glimmer Of Hope To A Declining Species Of Bird | Manomet
Today’s episode was produced by Ari Daniel, Allison Wilson, Mark Bramhill, Conor Gearin, and Sam Johnson. Fact checking by Conor Gearin, mixing by John Kessler. Original theme music by Ian Coss.
Special thanks to Willistown Conservation Trust.
Additional Resources:
A World on the Wing: The Global Odyssey of Migratory Birds | Book by Scott Weidensaul
Motus Wildlife Tracking System: Explore GPS-Tracked Bird Migration Routes
One Way to Save Birds: Pay Farmers to Flood Their Land | KQED
A boon for birds: Once overlooked, China’s mudflats gain protections | Mongabay
A Phenomenal Discovery, Bringing A Glimmer Of Hope To A Declining Species Of Bird | Manomet
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