Yes, you heard right. The Journal of Science discovers that there almost 3 billion breeding pairs lost since 1970 in North America’s birdlife. There are many reasons behind it including climate change, habitat loss, and most important human-related hazards. This is very heartbreaking news for you if you are an animal or bird lover. Let’s dive into the details.
On Wednesday, April 26th, the Wild River Audubon will be hosting another edition of “Birds and Beer”. The program, which starts at 7 pm and takes place in the Grand Hall, will have Peter Dieser from the American Bird Conservancy (ABC) as a special guest.
Dieser will open the chapter with the reasons for the loss of the huge number of bird pairs, how ABC is successfully partnering in its work to restore and enhance wildlife habitat for birds, and how we can help in this mission.
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But what is Dieser? Dieser could be interpreted to mean that the person named “Dieser” is the Minnesota Public Lands Coordinator and Great Lakes Public Lands Director for the ABC and lives in Detroit Lakes.
The American Bird Conservancy (ABC) is a non-profit organization in the US that works to protect birds and their habitats in the Americas. They do this by preserving habitats, studying birds, and advocating for policies that help birds.
The ABC also has programs to prevent bird collisions with buildings and reduce the impact of cats on birds. Their work is important for the conservation of bird species in the US and beyond.
