Birds

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Gray-cheeked Thrush
Thrushes
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Finches
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Gray-headed Swamphen
Rails, Gallinules, Coots
Gray-tailed Tattler
Sandpipers
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Gulls and Terns
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Articles

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APP Florida Names Kim Dryden 2022 Everglades Champion
February 10, 2023 — Federal biologist Kim Dryden is a champion for listed species throughout Southwest Florida.
Mapping the Career of Daniela Linero: GIS and Data Analysis Specialist
February 10, 2023 — How the Colombian GIS expert found her flock working with APP Americas.
News
Silver can of beer that has illustrations of multiple species of owl on it sits on a wooden bar.
APP Southwest and Arizona Wilderness Brewing Team Up to Celebrate a Most Superb Owl
February 10, 2023 — Keep reading to find out which owl Arizona birds and beer fans voted to be Superb Owl's mascot.
News
A close-up view of a Bald Eagle's talons. A person's hand holds both talons. A metal identification band is around the left ankle.
2022 in Review: The Raptor Trauma Clinic Admits 688 Bird Patients and Releases More than 200 Back into the Wild
February 10, 2023 — Looking back at a busy year for clinic staff and volunteers.
​APP Announces First-Ever Endorsed Foresters
February 09, 2023 — We are thrilled to share that Caitlin Cusack (Vermont) and John MacNaught (New York) have become endorsed for prioritizing bird habitat in their management recommendations.
The Ni Hat’Ni Dene Guardians pose in front of a sign they just set up welcoming newcomers to the Thaidene Nëné National Park Reserve.
Behind the Lens
February 09, 2023 — Filmmaker Christine Lin details her trip to Thaidene Nene to film her upcoming documentary “Watchers of the Land”.
Boreal Forests
A flock of pigeons takes off from a city street.
A New Book Explores Our Disdain for Pests
February 09, 2023 — Journalist Bethany Brookshire argues that the idea of a “pest” is more about humans’ view of unwanted animals than the critters themselves.
Books