Three Circles, One Mission: Marking a Christmas Bird Count Milestone in Latin America and the Caribbean
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The Christmas Bird Count, the world's longest-running bird count at 125+ years, has expanded into a vibrant and rapidly growing community science movement across Latin America and the Caribbean over the past five decades. Three communities across the region marked the milestone through the program.
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