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More proof, as if we needed it, that doing the right thing by our increasingly imperilled ground-nesting birds is no easy task. Selective and successful removal of nest predators alongside habitat enhancements and constant surveillance delivers higher numbers of threatened species. If we humans were getting rarer by the day and required regular interventions, would we stand by and let things collapse all around and under us?
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More proof, as if we needed it, that doing the right thing by our increasingly imperilled ground-nesting birds is no easy task. Selective and successful removal of nest predators alongside habitat enhancements and constant surveillance delivers higher numbers of threatened species. If we humans were getting rarer by the day and required regular interventions, would we stand by and let things collapse all around and under us?
