Produtos em Destaque
In addition to eBird Regional Portals, we also work with groups around the world on specific applied projects—some of which are outlined here.
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Dark Ecology: BirdCast, BirdVox, and beyond
Our Dark Ecology initiatives showcase the future of bird migration research, highlighting a powerful partnership among ornithology, data science, and conservation.
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ShorebirdViz
The Cornell Lab of Ornithology teamed up with multiple non-profit organizations, international shorebird collaboratives, biologists, and agencies including Manomet, Point Blue Conservation Science, and Calidris to create ShorebirdViz—an interactive tool that combines observations of shorebirds in eBird with state-of-the art statistical models and machine learning to produce relative abundance estimates and estimates of population size […]
eBird Avicaching
Geocaching is a global outdoor activity where people go to specific sites around the world searching for small treasures. Avicaching is eBird + Geocaching: searching out specific locations to locate as many birds as possible. With Avicaching, the birds are the treasures.
Kirtland's Warbler Migration Blitz 2017
Catching a glimpse of the endangered Kirtland’s Warbler is a lifelong dream for many birders. Relatively few have had the opportunity to see these large, charismatic warblers due to their extremely limited breeding range, unique habitat requirements, and small population size.