NEW YORK— A new study finds that the death toll for birds that crash into buildings may be underestimated by hundreds of millions and could exceed 1 billion deaths a year. The peer-reviewed study, ...

More than a billion birds die every year in the U.S. after colliding with buildings, a new study estimates ... helped push ...

In a shocking incident that has sent ripples through the environmental community, approximately 1,000 birds lost their lives after colliding with a glass-clad building in Chicago. This tragic event ...

A new study finds that more than 1 billion birds — and probably more — are killed annually in the U.S. in collisions with ...

Nearly 1,000 birds died after flying into a Chicago building on a single day last week, a grisly death toll far surpassing past migration seasons. Experts believe that an unusually large migration ...

A study from the American Bird Conservancy released in August found that collisions with buildings resulted in the deaths of more than a billion birds in the United States alone each year.

For migrating birds, fall brings difficulty and danger ... (Dr. Yanco conducted the research while at Yale University.) The study, which was published in Nature Ecology & Evolution on Wednesday ...

The bald eagle was removed 17 years ago from the endangered species list, signaling the comeback of an iconic species. A new ...

An NGO has found that more than 280 birds died in window collisions between 2022 and 2023, as they urged the government to ...

billions of birds are winging their way south as part of the annual winter migration—an event so enormous in scope and scale, it’s hard for humans to fully comprehend. But now, a new study ...

The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission voted today to move forward with proposed regulations meant to address bird deaths ... of the United States. The commission’s current proposed ...

WASHINGTON, Oct 4 (Reuters) - The Dodo, the famous flightless bird that inhabited the Indian Ocean island of Mauritius, is a case study in extinction caused by humans. The Dodo, finely adapted to ...