In this issue: New Study on Conservation Impact, AI for Bird Conservation, State of the Science on Land-Based Wind Energy

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Wingspan Newsletter | November 2025

New Study Reveals Where Conservation Delivers for Birds and People

By protecting birds, we can protect people and the planet. In a new study coauthored and published by our scientists, we mapped out places where conservation efforts would provide a triple benefit to protect bird habitat, naturally store carbon, and improve the well-being of local communities that have been under-represented in conservation efforts. Learn more about how we’re using this science to bend the bird curve: [link removed]
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Our $2 Million Grant to Use AI for Bird Conservation in Latin America

We were chosen as one of fifteen global organizations awarded funding as part of the Bezos Earth Fund's “AI for Climate and Nature Grand Challenge." The goal: to develop artificial intelligence solutions that address the world’s most pressing environmental issues. Keep reading to see how we’re using our awarded funds to strengthen conservation across the Tropical Andes: [link removed]
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What is the Science on Land-Based Wind Energy and Birds?

When done responsibly, developing land-based wind energy can help protect birds from escalating threats like extreme weather conditions and shifting seasons. That’s why we’re a founder and Board member of the Renewable Energy Wildlife Institute (REWI), an independent nonprofit that develops and leverages peer-reviewed science on renewable energy, wildlife, and ecosystems. Read on for REWI’s summary of current research and strategies to address land-based wind energy’s risks to birds: [link removed]
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Take Action to Protect the Arctic

The lands and waters of America's Arctic support numerous communities, a diversity of wildlife, and millions of birds like the Trumpeter Swan. But now, a resolution moving through Congress would open the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge to oil drilling, despite overwhelming public support for keeping decades of environmental protections in place. Please take action and tell your U.S. Senators to uphold protections for America's Arctic: [link removed]
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Thanks for Making This Work Possible

Thanks for reading this month’s Wingspan newsletter! Success stories like these are possible thanks to generous donations from caring people just like you. Will you help us protect birds for years to come? Donate now: [link removed]

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