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Load More..."When I'm by myself, like if I'm birding or if I'm exploring outside, I feel like I have to publicly display that I'm not trespassing or doing something sinister outside." Several Black birders share the realities of their experiences outdoors.
The realities of being a black birdwatcher
Several black birdwatchers said that Christian Cooper's experience in Central Park was an extreme example of a common situation in which they are ...
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Representation matters! This is so important for support of current & future scientists! I ♥️ seeing all of the wonderful photos being posted by field scientists studying #birds #nature #plants #frogs #mammals + more for #BlackBirdersWeek! 🦜🌿🐸 #BlackInNature #STEM #science
Coming to your screens May 31st - June 5th #BlackBirdersWeek organised by #BlackAFinSTEM https://t.co/nZQZyBRUUu
#BlackBirdersWeek begins tomorrow. Support support support all the current and future Black folks advancing the art of birding and the science of ornithology
#BlackBirdersWeek aims to raise awareness, grow community
African American scientists, birders, and outdoor explorers have created #BlackBirdersWeek to encourage birding among more people of color.
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Conserving nature-rich areas such as the forests of Colombia provides sustainable livelihoods for local people and benefits for humankind.
Plants seed our post-coronavirus future
Conserving nature-rich areas such as the forests of Colombia provides sustainable livelihoods for local people and benefits for humankind.
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