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- In Washington, Birds Are Giving ‘Yelp Reviews’ of Forest . . .
After joining Great Peninsula Conservancy, a nonprofit land trust outside Seattle, Adrian Wolf wanted to know what birds thought of the group’s forest restoration work Birds are invaluable
- Birds in Washington Rate Forest Restoration with “Yelp Reviews”
The information gathered from these recordings is invaluable for conservation efforts, as it provides a real-time snapshot of the ecological conditions in protected areas By understanding how bird populations are responding to environmental changes, conservationists can make informed decisions about land management practices, restoration efforts, and wildlife protection measures This data
- Listen Up Collaborative and Jefferson Land Trust Featured in . . .
We’re delighted to share that the New York Times recently released an article focused on the exciting work of the Listen Up Collaborative, a pioneering regional partnership of which Jefferson Land Trust is a member The story, by Cara Buckley, is titled “In Washington, Birds Are Giving ‘Yelp Reviews’ of Forest Restoration Work: A collective […]
- Listen Up Collaborative | Land Trust Bird Conservation Initiative
The Listen Up Collaborative is an expansion of a successful partnership of Great Peninsula Conservancy (GPC) and Jefferson Land Trust (JLT) designed to improve the long-term survival of Western Washington forest bird species
- What happens when 3 land. . . - Great Peninsula . . . - Facebook
our forest restoration work, we never imagined it would lead here But the results speak for themselves: 🐦 100+ monitoring sites, 400,000+ minutes of bird songs recorded, and proof that our local feathered friends love our restored forests NYTIMES COM In Washington, Birds Are Giving ‘Yelp Reviews’ of Forest Restoration Work
- Is Estuary Habitat Restoration Increasing Bird Populations?
With the framework now established, Audubon Washington, Ecostudies Institute, and our partners are poised to deepen regional insights into estuary bird responses to restoration and to ensure our data directly inform habitat management efforts going forward
- In Washington, Birds Are Giving ‘Yelp Reviews’ of Forest . . .
A coalition of land trusts, conservation groups, and Native American tribes has launched an ambitious monitoring program that listens to birds as they sing By deploying high‑resolution microphones throughout restored forest patches and feeding the recordings into artificial‑intelligence algorithms, researchers hope to turn avian vocalizations into real‑time “reviews” of habitat
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