Georgia Conservancy: New StoryMap on Burning for Birds

A brand new interactive StoryMap is now available that outlines the methods, locations, focal bird species, outcomes, and field days that served as major components of the Georgia Conservancy’s Burning for Birds project.

Georgia Conservancy’s Jason Alstad conducting field work as part of the Burning for Birds Collaborative. Photo Credit: Georgia Conservancy

As part of their partner project, Georgia Conservancy utilized Autonomous Recording Units (ARU) to record bird vocalizations in the mornings and evenings on each of their project sites. They supplemented these recordings with volunteer-driven bird surveys during field day events. Over 224,000 ARU audio recordings were collected as part of this project!

Everyone on the way to the morning bird survey. Photo & Caption Credit: Georgia Conservancy

You can learn more about Georgia Conservancy’s Burning for Birds project and the project outcomes by clicking on the button below: