World Without Birds: How to Save Our Planet, One Bird at a Time Michigan A new focus on the

A new focus on the field

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It is part autobiographical – tales of spell-binding birding encounters that left indelible memories – and it is part reflective

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World Without Birds: How to Save Our Planet, One Bird at a Time Michigan A new focus on the"This is a book about hope." If you look out the window, chances are high you'll spot a bird soaring in the sky or perched on a tree. Nearly 100 million Americans spend time birdwatching every year. Birds provide beauty, pollination, pest control, waste management, a food source, recreation, cultural enrichment, and many other functions important to human life and environmental balance and now they're disappearing at ever greater rates, thanks to