Noise Pollution Harms Birds—But We Know How to Fix It
New research shows human noise is harming bird reproduction and survival across 160 species worldwide. The good news? Scientists say we already have the tools to reverse the damage.
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S.F. Mountain Lion Safely Returned to Wild After 30 Hours
A young mountain lion that wandered into San Francisco's Pacific Heights neighborhood was safely tranquilized and will return to wild habitat on the Peninsula. The careful 30-hour operation ended with the 77-pound cat getting a health checkup and a new tracking collar.
Living Walls Attract 32 Bird Species to Urban Plymouth
Vertical gardens on city buildings are creating safe havens for wildlife, with researchers documenting hundreds of creatures including three bird species that built nests in the greenery. The soil-based walls attracted 12 types of pollinators, 19 soil invertebrates, and dozens of urban birds.
Cities Transform How Urban Animals Connect and Communicate
New research reveals that 92% of studies show city life significantly changes how animals interact, from mating calls to social bonds. Scientists now say urban planning must consider wildlife social needs to protect species long-term.