Report shows bird population decline in United States

Many U.S. Bird Species Seen as Reaching Population ‘Tipping Point’

WASHINGTON (Reuters) — U.S. bird populations are experiencing alarming declines due to factors such as habitat loss and climate change, according to a new report identifying 112 species that have reached a “tipping point,” including 42 with perilously low numbers and steep downward trends.

Report: Bird species decline in US

WASHINGTON — At least 112 North American bird species lost more than half their populations in the past 50 years, according to a new report published in March.

The State of the Birds on Cape Cod - The Provincetown Independent

WELLFLEET — A new report on research by leading bird conservation scientists, published by Cornell University, confirms that North American bird populations are continuing a steep decline. The North American […]

Report shows bird population decline in United States

The 2025 State of the Birds Report indicates bird populations are dropping “across the board” in U.S. ecosystems.

Fay Morland: Including the invisible fraction in whole population studies: A guide to the genetic sampling of unhatched bird eggs

Throughout March and April, we are featuring articles shortlisted for the 2024 Robert May Prize. The Robert May Prize is awarded by the British Ecological Society each year for the best paper in Methods in Ecology and Evolution written by an early career author. Fay Morland’s article‘ Including the invisible fraction in whole population studies: A guide to the genetic sampling of unhatched bird eggs‘ is one …

American Grassland Bird Populations Still Declining, Reports Show

The Midwest of the United States is a vast area of native grasslands that support a range of animals and birds that are specialized to … Read More "American Grassland Bird Populations Still Declining, Reports Show"