US EditionGps Transmitters Are Placed to Study an Endangered Bird
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Specialists advance in the monitoring of the yellow tordo through the use of GPS transmitters, with the aim of obtaining key information about their displacements and strengthening the conservation actions of this bird, considered one of the most threatened in the country.The yellow tordo (Xanthopsar flavus) has an estimated population of less than a thousand.The loss and fragmentation of its habitat by agricultural and forest expansion represen…
Noticias Argentinas | Agencia de noticias
El Periódico - San FranciscoBuenos Aires, 21 March (NA) – The use of GPS transmitters to track specimens of the yellow tordo, a bird in danger of extinction and it is carried out to protect one of the most threatened species in Argentina. In a report to which the Agencia Noticias Argentinas had access, it was indicated that, with a national population that does not exceed a thousand individuals, this initiative generates key scientific information to strengthen the conserv…
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