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Nature is wondrous and one of the most fascinating phenomena in nature is migration. eBird Science products now cover the full range and migration of 610 species.
What if we could learn how to best conserve bird populations throughout their entire migratory cycle—from breeding to wintering, and everything in between? A paper published this week in the journal Nature Communications does just that—using eBird sightings to prioritize conservation across the entire Western Hemisphere.
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