
Western Birds Transitions to a New Platform to Enhance Scholarly Accessibility
Western Birds, the quarterly journal of Western Field Ornithologists (WFO), has been a popular source of scientific insight for the ornithological community for over fifty
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Life as a Western Birds Editor
When the Western Field Ornithologists’ Board of Directors recently prepared the organization’s first membership survey, the expectations about survey participation were relatively modest. Thankfully, this
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WFO Around the Globe
Did you know that Western Birds has found a home in over 50 institutions and universities worldwide? The purpose and invaluable content of Western Birds
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New Release—Volume 5 in WFO’s Studies of Western Birds
Birds of Inyo County, California, Including Death Valley National Park, is the culmination of more than three decades of dedicated work by Thomas S. Heindel
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WFO Honors Kenneth P. Able with Alan M. Craig Award
The Alan M. Craig Award, established in 1987, is given on an irregular basis for “exceptional service, leadership, and dedication to WFO over a sustained
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Expanding the Visibility of WFO’s Publications
Members of this organization are aware of the importance of the content of our flagship journal Western Birds (now in its 53rd volume) and our
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