In the News Home / In the News In the Media 2023 Bird Biodiversity Reports Reflect Cities’ Redlined Past – Eos 2022 Researchers are trying to teach residents to respect Long Island beach spaces occupied by shorebirds – CBS New York 2021 Bird-Friendly Coffees Really Are For The Birds – Forbes Survey finds few birders purchase bird-friendly coffee – Bird Watching Daily 2020 Rise in Invasive Species May Lead to Massive Loss of Global Biodiversity – Newsweek Data collection during social distancing – American Scientist National parks are being overrun by invasive species – National Geographic 2019 National Park Service Needs You; Help I.D. Invasive Animal Species – Radio IQ To feed or not to feed? The dilemma of interaction with birds and other Wildlife – Ensia US national parks face ‘crisis’ over invasive animal species – BBC News America’s National Parks are being overrun by rats, cats and feral hogs– CNN Travel U.S. National Park under “deep and immediate threat” from feral cats, hogs, rats and other invasive species – Newsweek Invasive animals pose ‘immediate threat’ to U.S. parks – Greenwire Bird feeders: New research revelations ahead of the backyarders’ prime season – Patriot News Having A Bird Feeder Can Change The Way You Connect With Nature- KCBS Radio Species Are Going Extinct At An Unprecedented Rate – Here’s Why You Should Care – HuffPost 2018 Personal outreach to landowners is vital to conservation program success – CBS/FOX 59 A Greener Red, White and Blue? – New York Times Trump budget would undo gains from conservation programs on farms and ranches – The Conversation 2017 4 suggestions for improving conservation program outcomes – Dakota Farmer Eclipse foreshadows future of state marshes – The Day Research on the Media Portrayal of Piping Plovers – Atlantic Flyway Shorebird Initative Future of coastal marshes lies in the hands of private property owners – Augusta Free Press 2015 Birdwatchers, Hunters Train Their Scopes on Conservation – Scientific American 2013 The Rundown: Migratory Bird Conservation in the Spotlight at Snowbird Conference – KCPW 2010 Mapping Birds Without Boundaries – The New York Times VT News Releases Collaborative seed grants nurture high-impact social and environmental research – 2023 Birds aren’t the only creatures who flock together – 2023 Graduate students, mentors honored at annual Graduate Education Week awards reception – 2023 NASA grant to fund critical research on sea-level rise in Virginia – 2023 Wildlife Viewing Club spotlights future career opportunities for local elementary school students – 2022 Virginia Tech researchers will investigate how bird feeding influences humans and birds – 2022 Sharing data to fuel discovery – 2021 Six interdisciplinary research teams announced as 2022 ISCE Scholars – 2021 Coffee for the birds: connecting bird-watchers with shade-grown coffee – 2021 Natural resources faculty use innovation and engagement to adapt to new online education space – 2020 New research finds ranchers consider diverse factors in managing their land – 2020 New expert findings seek to protect national parks from invasive animal species – 2019 Researchers study people who feed birds in their backyards with implications for bird conservation – 2019 Personal outreach to landowners is vital to conservation program success – 2018 Researcher: 2018 Farm Bill policies could undermine farm conservation efforts – 2018 Future of coastal marshes lies in the hands of private property owners – 2017 Doctoral Fellow studies impact of climate change, deforestation in Namibia – 2017 Ashley Gramza begins role as new national bird conservation social science coordinator – 2017
In the Media 2023 Bird Biodiversity Reports Reflect Cities’ Redlined Past – Eos 2022 Researchers are trying to teach residents to respect Long Island beach spaces occupied by shorebirds – CBS New York 2021 Bird-Friendly Coffees Really Are For The Birds – Forbes Survey finds few birders purchase bird-friendly coffee – Bird Watching Daily 2020 Rise in Invasive Species May Lead to Massive Loss of Global Biodiversity – Newsweek Data collection during social distancing – American Scientist National parks are being overrun by invasive species – National Geographic 2019 National Park Service Needs You; Help I.D. Invasive Animal Species – Radio IQ To feed or not to feed? The dilemma of interaction with birds and other Wildlife – Ensia US national parks face ‘crisis’ over invasive animal species – BBC News America’s National Parks are being overrun by rats, cats and feral hogs– CNN Travel U.S. National Park under “deep and immediate threat” from feral cats, hogs, rats and other invasive species – Newsweek Invasive animals pose ‘immediate threat’ to U.S. parks – Greenwire Bird feeders: New research revelations ahead of the backyarders’ prime season – Patriot News Having A Bird Feeder Can Change The Way You Connect With Nature- KCBS Radio Species Are Going Extinct At An Unprecedented Rate – Here’s Why You Should Care – HuffPost 2018 Personal outreach to landowners is vital to conservation program success – CBS/FOX 59 A Greener Red, White and Blue? – New York Times Trump budget would undo gains from conservation programs on farms and ranches – The Conversation 2017 4 suggestions for improving conservation program outcomes – Dakota Farmer Eclipse foreshadows future of state marshes – The Day Research on the Media Portrayal of Piping Plovers – Atlantic Flyway Shorebird Initative Future of coastal marshes lies in the hands of private property owners – Augusta Free Press 2015 Birdwatchers, Hunters Train Their Scopes on Conservation – Scientific American 2013 The Rundown: Migratory Bird Conservation in the Spotlight at Snowbird Conference – KCPW 2010 Mapping Birds Without Boundaries – The New York Times VT News Releases Collaborative seed grants nurture high-impact social and environmental research – 2023 Birds aren’t the only creatures who flock together – 2023 Graduate students, mentors honored at annual Graduate Education Week awards reception – 2023 NASA grant to fund critical research on sea-level rise in Virginia – 2023 Wildlife Viewing Club spotlights future career opportunities for local elementary school students – 2022 Virginia Tech researchers will investigate how bird feeding influences humans and birds – 2022 Sharing data to fuel discovery – 2021 Six interdisciplinary research teams announced as 2022 ISCE Scholars – 2021 Coffee for the birds: connecting bird-watchers with shade-grown coffee – 2021 Natural resources faculty use innovation and engagement to adapt to new online education space – 2020 New research finds ranchers consider diverse factors in managing their land – 2020 New expert findings seek to protect national parks from invasive animal species – 2019 Researchers study people who feed birds in their backyards with implications for bird conservation – 2019 Personal outreach to landowners is vital to conservation program success – 2018 Researcher: 2018 Farm Bill policies could undermine farm conservation efforts – 2018 Future of coastal marshes lies in the hands of private property owners – 2017 Doctoral Fellow studies impact of climate change, deforestation in Namibia – 2017 Ashley Gramza begins role as new national bird conservation social science coordinator – 2017