Bird on the Rebound: Popular Bobolink Spurs New Conservation Model

Allan Strong, Associate Professor at the University of Vermont Rubenstein School of Environment and Natural Resources does field research work in Vermont for the Bobolink Project. In 2013-14, the public donated more than $64,000 to enable 10 landowners in Vermont to incorporate bird-friendly management on 459 acres of grassland habitat.

[@DonGagnon]

Excellent documentary on the popular Bobolink and other farmland birds. Additionally, I enjoyed seeing a nest revealed and a Bobolink singing.

[@jschroeder2761]

Everyday during the summer on my walk I hear them singing it's so amazing to listen to them

[@10.11.9]

Long live the bobolink!

[@vistaprime]

So they eat seed but never come to feeders :(. Just came to know this bird. Didn't know they existed before.

[@scottmontgomery4537]

Is the program still going? That's great!

[@vistaprime]

it's going strong: www.bobolinkproject.com/

[@peterjohnson617]

hey, I been birding most of my adult life...I love this bird but when it comes to a poor dude like me shell out $,well ,they are on their own......

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