Dein Suchergebnis zum Thema: wind

Alexandra (Allie) Anderson is a wildlife biologist and quantitative ecologist with the Shorebird Science and Conservation Collective. Through the Shorebird Collective, Anderson is aggregating and integrating shorebird tracking datasets from multiple governments, universities and nonprofits to provide quantitative and analytical support that informs on-the-ground shorebird conservation initiatives.
Northern Development, Mines, Natural Resources and Forestry examining the effects of wind

On April 4, the Smithsonian’s National Zoo’s nearly 7-month-old male Bornean orangutan, Redd, took his first trip on the O-Line carried by his mother, Batang. The 50-foot-high suspended cable track gives orangutans the choice and freedom to move between their yards at the Great Ape House and Think Tank.
will evaluate the weather on a day-to-day basis, ensuring that the temperature, wind

underground so you really didn’t hear too much, but I think they could hear enough of the wind

This update was written by Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute cheetah biologist Adrienne Crosier and animal keeper intern Shannon Richard.
They watched intently as the bubbles were carried off by the wind.

Giant panda cub Xiao Qi Ji is branching out into new places to play!  Get the scoop in assistant curator Laurie Thompson’s latest #PandaStory update. 
Video Tian Tian is still in rut, but that will wind down over the next few weeks.

We factor in the wind, sunshine, age of the animal, and which yard we would use,

Domesticated Spanish pigs escaped on Ossabaw Island where they went feral and became their own subspecies — smaller than typical pigs and with a unique metabolism.
habitat includes rich salt marshes, freshwater ponds, ancient maritime forest, wind-swept

Our newest litter of black-footed ferrets is growing up fast. Find out what it takes to care for two-month-old black-footed ferrets in this Q&A with biologist Adrienne Crosier.
NOTE: On Thursday, Aug. 31, we’re going to wind down our Black-Footed Ferret Cam.

There’s a new species at the Bird House! Animal keeper Stacy Hill gives us the rundown on the clapper rail.
Where did this particular clapper rail come from and how did it wind up at the Zoo

Smithsonian scientists are studying management approaches to improve reproduction among North American whooping cranes in human care. 
significant and include habitat conversion and loss, collisions with power lines and wind