In the race to save birdlife around the world, time is running out—and doing everything right still won’t be enough. Despite ...

Climate change and habitat loss could cause more than 500 bird species to go extinct in the next 100 years, researchers from ...

Over 500 bird species could vanish in 100 years. Protecting habitats isn't enough. Targeted recovery efforts are crucial.

Nearly 12,000 species of birds exist in the wild, and every day, humans document their sightings of the animals. But a handful of avian species haven’t been spotted in years—or, in some cases ...

More than 500 bird species could go extinct in the next 100 years because of climate change and habitat loss, researchers ...

Some 144 bird species had not been seen in at least a decade, but a project by conservation organizations proposes they all may still be hidden somewhere in the wild.

The U.S. State of the Birds Report categorizes the Bendire’s thrasher as one of 42 red-alert tipping point species, meaning the species requires immediate conservation action to ensure recovery.

Unfortunately, genetics isn't the only aspect in which the two species are similar. The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) considers the tooth-billed pigeon to be critically ...