Four Birds from Golden Gate and Yosemite Star in New Study of Migratory Species Responses to Climate Change (U.S. National Park Service)
Four Birds from Golden Gate and Yosemite Star in New Study of Migratory Species Responses to Climate Change (U.S. National Park Service).
Scientists have abundant data on bird population trends and climate change impacts to habitats. For birds that stay in one place all year, linking the two to study climate impacts on populations is relatively straightforward. But migratory birds…migrate.
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