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When conservation and animal rights collide

10,000 Birds

In responding to Suzie’s post defending wildlife rehabilitation I began to think again about the areas in which animal rights and animal welfare overlap with the field of conservation, and the ways in which they don’t. Animal rights is concerned with preventing the suffering or even use of animals by humans.

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Terns of North America: A Photographic Guideā€“A Book Review

10,000 Birds

Species Accounts The Species Accounts are organized by subfamily and genus; the exact order has been modified to make it easier for the user. Two chapters dig more deeply into the intricacies of subspecies, hybrid, and Sterna (a group that includes Forster’s, Common, Roseate, and Arctic Terns) identification.

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The Gap Between Wildlife and the Animal Rights Movement

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Today I’m exploring a couple questions that have been bouncing in my head for a while…I’d love to hear your thoughts…I’m not calling into question animal rights, just the focus of the movement. – The Great Ornithologist Felonious Jive Animal rights. This makes perfect sense.

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Excellent Group for Animal Rights in Asia

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I love this organization and have supported them for a few years now. Please consider Animals Asia for your future donations. They do important work.

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The ABA Area and Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion

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The ABA and other birding organizations consider diversity important and have attempted outreach to minorities. Most Americans now live within the ABA Area, but by far the largest excluded group is the Puerto Ricans and the overwhelming majority of them are Hispanic. There is no organizing principle for the ABA Area.

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Around the World For Penguins: A Penguin Fanā€™s Book Review

10,000 Birds

But, unlike most books focused on a bird family, this one is organized geographically. The outline headings help a lot (I’m a big fan of any form of overt organization). The organization works out quite logically if you are planning a trip to, let’s say, New Zealand.

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Mammals of Madagascar (Lynx Edicions)

10,000 Birds

Yes, field guides to other groups of organisms, as thereā€™s hardly any room left in your baggage or the energy to carry it. No, Madagascar is the most famous for an endemic group of mammals: lemurs, sifakas, indri, aye-aye ā€“ in total, 112 endemic species and subspecies of lemurs alone!