Had a great time talking about Jim Bond and Caribbean conservation last week — with a lot about coral reefs, sandy beaches and the fish that Bond collected for science. The webinar, sponsored by The Nature Conservancy on New
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By now, many people have heard about the likely extinction of the Bahama Nuthatch. When one wrestles with the destruction that Hurricane Dorian wrought on the Bahamas and its people, the extinction of a bird pales in comparison — especially
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The real James Bond loved birds and the West Indies, and he was an advocate for protecting them both — especially preaching the need to end the slaughter of rare species in the Caribbean. The headline above was from an
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In advance of my talk this Saturday at the virtual Cape May Spring Festival, I am re-posting one of my favorite posts each day this week. By now, many people have heard about the likely extinction of the Bahama Nuthatch.
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In advance of my talk this Saturday at the virtual Cape May Spring Festival, I am re-posting one of my favorite posts each day this week. I’ve found that when it comes to researching birds in the West Indies, James
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Back in August, when Schiffer Books announced a publication date for “The Real James Bond,” writer Matthew Chernov contacted me immediately about an interview. I said, “Sure — but closer to when the book arrives.” Well, time flies, and here
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