After the Duke Chronicle article, the local news picked up on this important piece of information. Our very own Nicolette Cagle and Natalia Ocampo-Penuela spoke about the problem at Duke and how we are trying to solve it.
Watch the 2 minute interview here!
We hope this latest media coverage helps us move forward with actions in making Duke bird friendly.
Duke University’s The Chronicle had an article out today featuring our group’s work in documenting and preventing bird-window collisions. Our project now has more attention from students, faculty, staff, and the administration. By collecting quality data, we are informing which buildings are most dangerous, and should be retrofitted, and the magnitude of this issue at Duke. When comparing Duke’s collision data with other 44 North American campuses, Duke came first. We have more collisions than any other campus, but we are soon going to change that!
