Farmland birds are facing a gradual decline in their population globally due to various
anthropogenic threats. Understanding farmers' knowledge, attitudes, and perception …

Farmers' perceptions of birds' interactions with agricultural production systems are
fundamental to species conservation efforts. In the present study, we evaluated the …

To enhance efforts to conserve birds, especially insectivorous species, we examined the
social dimensions of conventional and organic farming in northern Florida (USA). Using a …

Fluctuations of bird abundances in the Midwest region of the United States have been
attributed to such factors as landscape change, habitat fragmentation, depredation, and …

The knowledge and attitudes of local communities are essential for understanding the
distribution, ecology, and pertinent threats to bird species, particularly those existing beyond …

Growers may be more likely to adopt wildlife-friendly practices if they perceive that beneficial
species are present and conservation actions are successful. At the same time, a farm's …

Integrating agroecosystems as bird habitats are very important for long-term conservation
planning because intensified agricultural land use has been a global threat to avifauna. To …

Pest birds cause substantial and costly damage to crops. Managing birds is complex
because (1) they are highly mobile,(2) they habituate quickly to many deterrents,(3) some …

The eastern United States is dominantd by private forest lands, which are important for
supporting a significant proportion of global bird populations. Here, we examine public …

Earth is home for about 10,000 bird species. They inhabit all continents and interface with
agroecosystems worldwide. Bird migrations across continents and nations make birds a truly …