The CBC works in the high plateau of the Andes to conserve dynamic wetland complex that supports flamingos in South America.
Flamingo Research and Conservation in South America
When most people think of flamingos, they imagine the delicate pink bird wading in a warm and sunny tropical marsh. Not Felicity Arengo.
of Environmental Science & Forestry Current Work: Flamingo
When most people think of flamingos, they imagine the delicate pink bird wading in a warm and sunny tropical marsh. Not Felicity Arengo.
of Environmental Science & Forestry Current Work: Flamingo
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There are three species of flamingo in South America
For her research on flamingos, Felicity Arengo, associate director of the Museum’s Center for Biodiversity and Conservation,has been profiled in Wildlife Heroes, a new book by Julie…
Arengo’s research includes monitoring flamingo populations
About 100 million years ago, a flying reptile called Pterodaustro guinazui soared above the coast of what is now Argentina.
feeding, this pterosaur was probably more like a flamingo
About 100 million years ago, a flying reptile called Pterodaustro guinazui soared above the coast of what is now Argentina.
feeding, this pterosaur was probably more like a flamingo
The ongoing census of South American flamingos shows that some remote sites are thriving, while others with industrial neighbors have disappeared.
This month, she is conducting a census of flamingo
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Research posts After a Wet Winter, Tracking Flamingo
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