Millions of birds die annually from hitting windows. There are multiple ways to combat this, but a very easy way is to apply transparent film so that from the outside, the windows appear opaque. This will also help save cooling costs.
https://t.co/55AyLhkAK3
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Another easy way to prevent electrocutions is to design power lines such that they are able to accomodate the perching of large birds without electrocuting them - this should be a simple fix for the most part.
https://t.co/DoQAs9MhsO
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An easy way to stop unfair deaths by electrocution is to install covers on the power lines, so that birds who perch on them will not get electrocuted. We should promptly update the power lines.
https://t.co/DoQAs9MhsO
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Again we see a pattern of mismanagement of animals and unnecessary killings by humans.
It is imperative that we ensure that the action we take regarding animals, especially if it involves taking life, is absolutely necessary.
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As the weekend came to a close the tally of wolves killed this hunting season grew to 81.
81 unnecessary deaths.
Keep the pressure on the Biden administration by demanding emergency relisting protections under the Endangered Species Act.
https://t.co/yXZlKY76Lg
WildEarth Guardians have been a part of the struggle for raven's lives; please check them out and consider donating to support their efforts!
https://t.co/8bX4jSFoel
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WildEarth Guardians are also putting in the work for wildlife in the West, inclusing ravens who are being poisoned by US Wildlife Services.
Please check them out, and if you'd like to support their effors, please donate!
https://t.co/8bX4jSFoel
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It's very nice to see action being taken to help the climate and environment! I hope that this trend is not only local and will spread to the rest of the United States.
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📢 Big News: Oregon is taking a big step towards combating climate change!
Senate Bill 530 would allow the state to offer financial incentives for voluntarily managing lands such as farms, forests, ranches, and natural lands for carbon sequestration.
https://t.co/rWLPeQJG6L
Check out and support Portland Audubon - they protect, teach about, and rehabilitate wildlife.
You can support them by going to their website and donating, as well as volunteering, to help further their righteous cause.
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Portland Audubon has been and will be advocating for ravens and other animals. Check them out to see how you can help save more animals.
https://t.co/w9Rximh8EP
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Toxic pesticides have the unintended effect of killing birds that coexist with us. This is cruel and inhumane; we should ensure that our pesticides don't cause unnecessary deaths among birds that are not only rare but also intelligent.
https://t.co/wznnYeSYZy
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Hundreds of ravens died due to suspected poisoning from landfills. Bird populations controlled to reduce predation is one thing, but isn't it senseless and unjust to poison the birds for no reason at all, or due to human mismanagement of waste?
https://t.co/v06lJYw5yF
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Communities see poisoning as a viable way to limit raven population for the purpose of saving less endangered species, but not only is it inhumane, it also has the opposite of the intended effect in the long run.
We should stop this ASAP.
https://t.co/4NJk1FcpFI
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Due to poorly executed retrofitting, untold numbers of ravens and birds die from undeserved electrocutions. It is imperative that we ensure our infrastructure holds up to standards so that we can avoid unfair deaths.
Check the research here: https://t.co/vhZPf4NTiN
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As recent as '21, ravens were still a target for lethal management of their population, for protecting Sage-Grouse birds, but it's dubious as to how effective this method is - is it enough to justify killing living and thinking beings?
Details: https://t.co/w9Rximh8EP
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Everyday human activity produces unwanted byproducts that serve as additional food sources for ravens, causing population growth among common ravens. This is alarming, even more so if they develop dependencies.
Check out the article here: https://t.co/r4Vk8SHN5S
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It's interesting to consider that birds' intelligence can depend heavily on the way they are raised - we already know some parrots have even learned a part of the human language - perhaps they can go to greater heights?
https://t.co/0rCvhxw4gt
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