Tag: Bird Populations

San Diego Bird Alliance hosted the Light-footed Ridgway’s Rails Annual Workshop Meeting

Post author By sandiegobirdalliance
Post date March 19, 2025

Karina Ornelas SDBA Conservation Outreach Coordinator and entering the Master’s program at Arizona State University On Wednesday, February 26, 2025, San Diego Bird Alliance, in collaboration with Hiram Moreno, a researcher from Baja California, hosted the annual Light-footed Ridgway’s Rail Workshop at the Kendall-Frost Marsh Field Station. This workshop focused on the design of the […]

Tags Baja, Bird Populations, Light-Footed Ridgway's Rail, Mission Bay, Rail Platforms, UABC, USFWS, wetlands, Workshop

Environment News

Restoring Wetland Habitat May Help Reverse “Staggering” Extinction Rate for Birds

Post author By sandiegobirdalliance
Post date November 22, 2019

With the state’s recent bout of wildfires in October, you may have missed a pair of landmark studies released to the public around that same time, detailing a calamitous decline in bird populations and the increased threat of extinction to hundreds of birds due to our warming climate. One of the reports is from the Cornell Lab […]

Tags Audubon, Audubon Society, Bird Populations, Bird Species, C3, Carbon Emissions, Citizens Coordinate for Century 3, climate change, Cornell, Mission Bay, Mission Bay Park, Native Ecosystems, Park Revitalization, ReWild Coalition, ReWild Mission Bay, San Diego River, wetland restoration, Wildest, Wildest Alternative