Our paper on using iNaturalist to target mitigation of window collisions in out on PeerJ
Scott Winton, member of the bird-window collisions team at Duke University, leads this paper on how to use apps and technology to target...
Paper: Species traits and local abundance affect bird-window collisions
This paper, led by former Masters student Thomas Wittig, looks at an issue that has interested collision researchers for years: are all...
Paper: preventing collisions at home with decals
After two years of monitoring collisions at home and testing readily available decals, I am happy to share the scientific publication...
Author interview for PeerJ Blog
After the release of our paper on bird-window collisions in PeerJ, the journal team did an author interview which gets published in their...
Article for the NC Wildlifer about bird-window collisions at Duke
I recently co-authored an article for the NC Wildlifer, the magazine for the NC chapter of The Wildlife Society. The article describes...
Paper: bird-window collisions and mitigation action at Duke University
Bird-window collisions take an estimated one billion bird lives each year in the United States alone. In 2012, I started a project to...