But these “riparian ... zones” are especially critical for one commanding group of animals: raptors. Dr. Clint Boal is a wildlife biologist with the U.S. Geological Survey and Texas Tech University.

They underwent a wildfire simulation in the department’s “Tiny Town,” which gives crew members a bird’s-eye view of the city. “We spend about 13 bucks. We made some land-made photos, aerial shots. We ...

Of the survey’s six categories of land, sparrows were most commonly found in residential, rural and recreational areas, with residential zones alone ... offered a bird’s-eye view of the ...

Funding is available to help landowners protect and enhance the condition of waterways and wetlands on or near their properties. Landowners who have wetlands or waterways on or adjacent to their ...

In many agricultural landscapes where field drainage is required to enhance crop production, agricultural drainage ditches, and their associated banks and hedgerows can support riparian biodiversity, ...

His bird’s-eye views — the drone can legally fly to just below 400 feet — are stunning, and in skilled hands like McDonough’s, can zoom in for sharper detail or pan out for a broader view.

A lighthouse, transformed into the 'home' of Captain Birds Eye complete with a freezer full ... offering an unobstructed view of the horizon. The bedroom is a testament to his naval life, with ...

offering an unrivalled view of the horizon. In the bedroom, his navy suit jackets and signature hats are neatly arranged, ready for any sea adventure. Mike Sowerby from Birds Eye, which is ...