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2 events,When humans dispersed across the landscape, they unintentionally benefitted Barn Swallows and Cliff Swallows by creating structures such as barns, outbuildings, and bridges, which both species use as nesting sites. In spite of this, today both species are declining across significant portions of their ranges, due to habitat loss but also due to other anthropogenic […] |
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"More-than-human Illuminations: Re-imagining spaces of Rest” a talk by rare’s artist-in-residence, Lauren Judge This talk is part of our drop in programming. Registration is not required but helps us keep track of attendance.
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Join Kitchener's Bird Team to learn about how glass collisions are preventable and what you can do to help! This talk is part of our drop in programming. Registration is not required but helps us keep track of attendance. When Worlds Collide. Patricia Seaton Homonylo won 2024's Bird Photographer of the Year for this photo […] |
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Join Kitchener's Bird Team to learn about how the simple action of turning off a light can save a life. This talk is part of our drop in programming. Registration is not required but helps us keep track of attendance. |
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Many bird species have learned to adapt to an urban existence, some with greater success than others – some actually thrive! They are part of an environment that has been anthropogenically modified, forming unique ecosystems, where different organisms in the web of life operate synergistically and create vibrant natural communities. Come and explore this wonderful […] |
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Join Kitchener's Bird Team to learn about how glass collisions are preventable and what you can do to help! This talk is part of our drop in programming. Registration is not required but helps us keep track of attendance. When Worlds Collide. Patricia Seaton Homonylo won 2024's Bird Photographer of the Year for this photo […]
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Join Kitchener's Bird Team to learn about how the simple action of turning off a light can save a life. This talk is part of our drop in programming. Registration is not required but helps us keep track of attendance. |
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1 event,When humans dispersed across the landscape, they unintentionally benefitted Barn Swallows and Cliff Swallows by creating structures such as barns, outbuildings, and bridges, which both species use as nesting sites. In spite of this, today both species are declining across significant portions of their ranges, due to habitat loss but also due to other anthropogenic […] |
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