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The 46 pages that link to Bird conservation, each with the reason it gives.

• Bird migrationNarrower topic: Migrants require coordinated conservation across multiple seasonal ranges.

• BirdRelated: Habitat loss, hunting, and other pressures drive conservation action for birds.

• BirdwatchingRelated: Sightings can document declines, range changes, and conservation priorities.

• Bird ringingNarrower topic: Ring data can identify population declines and connect them to places needing protection.

• HummingbirdNarrower topic: Monitoring species and preserving connected habitat are central to addressing hummingbird declines.

• AvesRelated: Human activity threatens many living members of Aves and their habitats.

• GuanoRelated: Protecting nesting colonies helps sustain both seabird populations and renewable guano deposits.

• John James AudubonNarrower topic: Audubon’s name became closely associated with organized efforts to protect birds.

• OrnithologyRelated: Population and habitat research helps identify conservation priorities.

• SongbirdNarrower topic: Songbird monitoring informs conservation responses to habitat loss and other pressures.

• House sparrowNarrower topic: Declines in some regions have prompted monitoring and conservation concern.

• Bird controlRelated: Control decisions can conflict with conservation goals, especially for protected or declining species.

• Jonathan FranzenRelated: Franzen has written and spoken publicly about birding and threats to bird populations.

• PiciformesNarrower topic: Habitat loss and hunting threaten several Piciformes, making conservation status consequential.

• TaxidermyRelated: Historic mounts and collections can document species and changes in their distribution.

• SwanRelated: Habitat loss and hunting have shaped conservation efforts for several swan species.

• HornbillNarrower topic: Habitat loss and hunting have made conservation central to many hornbill populations.

• SecretarybirdRelated: Secretarybird populations face pressure from habitat conversion and other human impacts.

• Bee-eaterRelated: Habitat changes and human persecution can affect some bee-eater populations.

• Common quailRelated: Habitat change and hunting pressure make monitoring common quail populations relevant.

• HoopoeNarrower topic: Changes in nesting sites and feeding habitat can affect local hoopoe populations.

• GrebeRelated: Habitat loss and restricted ranges threaten several grebe species.

• HoatzinNarrower topic: Changes to wetlands and river forests can affect the habitats on which hoatzins depend.

• Old World sparrowRelated: Declines in some sparrow populations have prompted monitoring and habitat-conservation efforts.

• ButeoRelated: Habitat change, persecution, and contaminants affect some Buteo populations.

• Laughing doveRelated: Its broad range illustrates how common species are assessed and monitored.

• SandgrouseNarrower topic: Habitat change and disturbance at drinking sites can affect sandgrouse populations.

• SeriemaRelated: Monitoring seriemas helps track the condition of native open-country habitats.

• AccipiterRelated: Habitat loss and persecution can threaten some Accipiter populations.

• BustardNarrower topic: Bustard protection draws on conservation methods used for threatened birds worldwide.

• LapwingRelated: Habitat loss and altered farming practices threaten some lapwing populations.

• Long-tailed duckNarrower topic: Long-tailed duck declines have prompted conservation concern.

• ParakeetRelated: Wild parakeet species face habitat loss and pressures from capture and trade.

• TinamouRelated: Habitat loss and hunting make conservation relevant to several tinamou species.

• VireoNarrower topic: Vireo recovery efforts combine habitat management, population monitoring, and control of specific threats.

• DelichonNarrower topic: Delichon populations depend on suitable nesting sites and insect-rich feeding grounds.

• European robinNarrower topic: The robin's popularity helps connect everyday encounters with wider interest in protecting birds.

• European shagNarrower topic: European shag populations are monitored and managed as part of seabird conservation.

• HamerkopRelated: Protecting wetlands supports hamerkops and the broader communities they share.

• LocustellidaeRelated: Habitat change and limited population data make conservation assessment relevant.

• StrigidaeNarrower topic: Strigid conservation depends on protecting nesting sites, prey, and suitable habitat.

• SunbitternRelated: Protecting suitable waterways and forest cover supports sunbittern populations.

• TadornaRelated: Habitat change and small populations make conservation relevant to some Tadorna species.

• TragopanNarrower topic: Several tragopan species face declining populations and require targeted protection.

• Wedge-tailed eagleRelated: Public interest in this iconic raptor can support broader attention to habitat protection.

• White-browed wagtailRelated: Its continued presence depends on maintaining suitable waterside and urban habitats.