Author: KBO

Klamath National Forest Educator’s Kit

Written by KBO on October 24, 2014. Posted in K-12 Education.

Welcome to the Klamath National Forest Educator Kit! Here you will find exciting new resources and lesson plans that will guide your teaching about birds as ecological indicators in our shared environment.

2018 Interns

Written by KBO on October 23, 2014. Posted in KBO Interns.

Banding Program

Said Quintero Felix (Mexico)

Jelicsa Peña Giron (Peru)

Lorraine “Mamo” Waianuhea

Ricky Murphy

Alex Flores

Lauren Hill

Edder Antunez

Tania Romero

Events Development

Elva Manquera

2017 Interns

Written by KBO on October 23, 2014. Posted in KBO Interns.

Banding Program

Martin Lopez Aguilar (Mexico)

Gemma Green (New Zealand)

Eric Cannizzaro

Christine Rholl

Aranya Iyer (Canada)

Nathan Trimble

Claire Nemes

Peer-reviewed Journal Articles

Written by KBO on October 17, 2014. Posted in Publications.

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Peer-reviewed Technical Publications

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Theses and Dissertations

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Klamath Bird Newsletter

Written by KBO on October 17, 2014. Posted in Klamath Call Note.

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Window Collisions

Written by KBO on October 17, 2014. Posted in Information & Handouts.

Reducing Bird Collisions with Windows provides information about how to reduce bird collisions with windows. In the US alone, millions of birds die each year from colliding with windows. The guide includes several suggestions for simple solutions we all can do to help turn this problem around.

Find a Band

Written by KBO on October 17, 2014. Posted in Information & Handouts.

If you find a dead bird with a metal band, color bands, or any other marker or device attached, please report your finding at the Bird Banding Laboratory website.

You will be asked to report the band number and where and when you found the bird. The information will be shared with the original bander and you will be presented with a Certificate of Appreciation for your contribution to avian science that includes the bird’s original banding location, date, and age at that time.