Avian Ecologist, Currently a postdoc with @CornellBirds PhD in Eco& Evo, @sbuEcoEvo M Sc in Aquatic and Fishery Sci, @UW_SAFS he/him
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ALT Gentoo colony in Cuverville Island. Although the photo was taken at Cuverville where only Gentoo penguins are registered to breed there, you can see an Adelie penguin.
ALT Map of North America with red dots showing where populations of Bobolink have declined over the past few decades. The map is awash with red dots, with a picture of a Bobolink in the bottom left corner.
ALT An Arabian Green Bee-eater eats a bee on a branch
ALT [Image description: Slide 1: The 2022 State of the Birds report identifies 70 Tipping point species illustrated by a King Rail, Prairie Warbler, Laysan Albatross, Saltmarsh Sparrow, Lesser Yellowlegs, and Bobolink.
![[Image description: Slide 2: Graph showing a 67% decline in tipping point species that have lost more than half of their populations in the past 50 years.]](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Fe4NnJlX0AA01N1.jpg?name=orig)
ALT [Image description: Slide 2: Graph showing a 67% decline in tipping point species that have lost more than half of their populations in the past 50 years.]
![[Image description: Slide 3: Graph showing a dotted line to indicate that these species are on track to lose another half in the next 50 years, if nothing changes.]](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Fe4NnJlXoAAmhQH.jpg?name=orig)
ALT [Image description: Slide 3: Graph showing a dotted line to indicate that these species are on track to lose another half in the next 50 years, if nothing changes.]
![[Image description: Slide 4: Graph showing a dotted green line to indicate positive change. Let’s make a change: #StateOfTheBirds offers solutions to #BringBirdsBack.]](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Fe4NnJmXoAAl7eo.jpg?name=orig)
ALT [Image description: Slide 4: Graph showing a dotted green line to indicate positive change. Let’s make a change: #StateOfTheBirds offers solutions to #BringBirdsBack.]
ALT A Gentoo Penguin sitting on its nest of stones with its chick tucked under its body.
ALT Birders standing at the edge of a grassy field, looking at a colorful fall treeline. (From left to right): Ken Rosenberg, Josée Rousseau, Bill Evans, and Martha Fischer.
ALT a woman sits on a rocky slope holding binoculars
