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Amazon swamp birds face highest extinction risk as conservation funds wrong forests, study reveals
Amazon bird conservation mapping took a leap forward as a new Nature Communications study shows that airborne canopy ...
Tropical forests may look like a uniform sea of green from above, but new research shows that carefully measured differences in forest structure and function can help explain how birds use existing ...
After conducting a high-tech survey of red-crowned parrots, Amazona viridigenalis, a team of scientists were surprised to discover that these parrots are actually thriving alongside human communities ...
Scientists may have found a faster way to understand where birds are living across some of the world's most difficult forests to survey — by looking down from space. A new study of 135 bird species in ...
A vivid red-crowned Amazon parrot (Amazona viridigenalis) perched on a leafy branch, surrounded by lush green tropical vegetation. The parrot's striking red forehead, emerald green feathers© Nathaniel ...
The Amazon rainforest has yielded yet another new species, according to a recent study published in Zootaxa. Discovered in the mountains of the Serra do Divisor National Park (SDNP) in Brazil, this ...
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