Role of citizen science and ornithologists in the study of neotropical parrots: foraging ecology of the yellow-faced parrot (Alipiopsitta xanthops) in the Brazilian Cerrado
Ornithology Research,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
33(1)
Published: April 28, 2025
Language: Английский
Recognition of bird species with birdsong records using machine learning methods
Yi Tang,
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Chenshu Liu,
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Xiang Yuan
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et al.
PLoS ONE,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
19(2), P. e0297988 - e0297988
Published: Feb. 23, 2024
The
recognition
of
bird
species
through
the
analysis
their
vocalizations
is
a
crucial
aspect
wildlife
conservation
and
biodiversity
monitoring.
In
this
study,
acoustic
features
Certhia
americana
,
brachydactyla
familiaris
were
calculated
including
Acoustic
complexity
index
(ACI),
diversity
(ADI),
evenness
(AEI),
Bioacoustic
(BI),
Median
amplitude
envelop
(MA),
Normalized
Difference
Soundscape
Index
(NDSI).
Three
machine
learning
models,
Random
Forest
(RF),
Support
Vector
Machine
(SVM),
Extreme
Gradient
Boosting
(XGBoost),
constructed.
results
showed
that
XGBoost
model
had
best
performance
among
three
with
highest
accuracy
(0.8365)
AUC
(0.8871).
This
suggests
an
effective
tool
for
based
on
indices.
study
provides
new
approach
to
utilizes
sound
data
characteristics.
Language: Английский
A fragile future for pink birds: habitat suitability models predict a high impact of climate change on the future distribution of flamingos
Emu - Austral Ornithology,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
123(4), P. 310 - 324
Published: Sept. 20, 2023
ABSTRACTClimate
change
is
one
of
the
most
impactful
global
phenomena,
affecting
multiple
ecosystems,
particularly
wetlands
and
water
bodies,
as
well
important
species
that
depend
on
these
areas.
Flamingos
are
unique
distinctive
live
exclusively
in
environments
highly
impacted
by
any
changes
their
breeding
or
non-breeding
wetlands.
To
address
measure
direct
impact
future
climatic
could
have
distribution
six
extant
flamingos,
I
used
citizen
science
data
variables
to
construct
habitat
suitability
models.
These
models
were
predict
gain
loss
areas
short,
medium,
long
term,
under
four
different
Shared
Socioeconomic
Pathways
eight
Global
Circulation
Models.
The
results
predicted
five
out
flamingos
will
experience
continued
over
next
few
decades
all
scenarios.
Dramatic
expected
for
species.
also
indicate
a
higher
climate
more
restrictive
along
borders
distributions.
Finally,
research
highlights
importance
combined
efforts
from
public
communities,
scientists,
policymakers
create
mitigation
conservation
plans
avoid
intensification
effects
prevent
reduction
flamingo
populations.KEYWORDS:
Climate
changeconservationflamingoshabitat
modelsPhoenicopteriformes
AcknowledgmentsI
am
grateful
Federal
University
Rio
Grande
do
Sul
putting
facilities
laboratory
at
my
disposal.Disclosure
statementNo
potential
conflict
interest
was
reported
author(s).Data
availability
statementThe
support
study
collected
freely
available
online
databases;
further
details
Supplementary
Materials.Supplementary
dataSupplemental
this
article
can
be
accessed
https://doi.org/10.1080/01584197.2023.2257757.Additional
informationFundingThe
author
supported
Doctoral
fellowship,
Conselho
Nacional
de
Desenvolvimento
Científico
e
Tecnológico
(CNPq),
Brazil.
Language: Английский
Did you interfere with them? examining the environmental responsibility of birdwatchers in China
Zhiqiang Hou,
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Chungkeng Peng,
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Yongguang Zou
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et al.
Current Issues in Tourism,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 1 - 22
Published: Dec. 27, 2023
As
birdwatching
tourism
expands
rapidly
and
garners
increased
interest
from
tourists,
it
is
necessary
to
enhance
their
understanding
of
the
positive
negative
effects
birdwatching.
It
similarly
essential
promote
eco-friendly
behaviour
for
environmental
preservation
more
robust
ecotourism.
This
study
employs
a
mixed-method
approach
investigate
factors
shaping
environmentally
responsible
conduct
among
tourists.
The
first
phase
was
qualitative:
in-depth
interviews
were
held
with
members
organizations
delve
into
facets
drivers
tourists'
behaviour.
Second,
quantitative
performed
verify
influencing
process
these
actions;
key
included
values,
knowledge,
group
norms,
empathy
nature.
Results
showed
that
biospheric
values
directly
affected
which
in
turn
influenced
Empathy
nature
norms
each
mediated
relationship
between
knowledge
behaviour;
egocentric
played
significant
moderating
roles.
Theoretical
practical
implications
are
discussed
closing.
Language: Английский
Are Lay People Able to Estimate Breeding Bird Diversity?
Janina Vanhöfen,
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Nick Schöffski,
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Talia Härtel
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et al.
Animals,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
12(22), P. 3095 - 3095
Published: Nov. 10, 2022
Studies
about
biodiversity
and
well-being
used
different
approaches
to
assess
biodiversity,
e.g.,
scientific
counts
censuses
or
perceived
estimated
by
the
respondents.
Here,
we
assessed
whether
laypeople
could
estimate
breeding
bird
diversity
species
richness
at
specific
places.
For
comparison,
carried
out
with
standard
methods
of
professional
ornithologists
citizen
science
data
from
internet
platform
Ornitho
(Germany).
Lay
people
public
(1184
respondents)
were
surveyed
between
May
July
2022
40
places
in
southwest
Germany
Rottenburg/Tübingen
Stuttgart
following
catchment
river
Neckar
(30
per
place).
People
asked
richness/diversity
this
current
place.
show
that
does
not
correlate
census
nor
laypeople.
Laypeople
have
a
generally
good
assessment
richness,
correlating
professionals
(r
=
0.325,
p
0.041).
On
average,
number
lies
values
morning
afternoon
census.
most
often
afternoon;
therefore,
their
must
be
done
on
other
factors
than
actual
birds
present.
This
result
is
valuable
for
future
studies
connection
well-being.
Language: Английский
Reliable Bird Species Recognition in Nordic Environments through Convolutional Neural Networks: A Comprehensive Performance Study
Weidong Liu,
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Yixiang Wang,
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Wenyuan Xiao
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et al.
Published: Aug. 9, 2024
Language: Английский
A dataset of bird distributions in zoogeographical regions of China
Qianyi Zhang,
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Jingru Han,
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Canwei Xia
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et al.
Biodiversity Data Journal,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
10
Published: Dec. 29, 2022
China,
the
largest
country
in
Asia,
has
a
land
area
of
approximately
9.6
million
square
kilometres.
There
are
1481
bird
species
(following
taxonomy
IOC
World
Bird
List
version
12.1)
recorded
two
zoogeographical
realms,
seven
regions
and
19
subregions
country.
From
1955
to
2017,
six
authoritative
monographs
were
published,
which
distribution
for
all
China
widely
quoted
by
research
papers
field
guides.
This
massive
amount
data
could
be
used
address
many
hot
topics
ornithology,
biogeography
ecology.
However,
rapid
changes
taxonomic
status
different
schemes
regionalisation
these
provided
limits
utilisation
valuable
data.
By
integrating
from
monographs,
we
presented
an
open-access
dataset
on
occurrences
residence
types
Chinese
over
past
60
years.
The
statuses
determined
following
12.1
based
updated
scheme.
These
provide
information
ecology
conservation
biology.
Language: Английский
Complementando inventarios biológicos con datos abiertos a través de un método semiautomatizado
Published: Dec. 13, 2023
Introducción:
Los
muestreos
directos
constituyen
la
mejor
manera
de
documentar
riqueza
biológica
un
lugar,
pero
pueden
verse
limitados
por
diversas
circunstancias.
Nos
preguntamos
si
especies
documentada
en
campo
puede
ser
complementada
con
datos
plataformas
digitales
biodiversidad.
Objetivo:
Analizar
los
ocurrencia
disponibles
Global
Biodiversity
Information
Facility
(GBIF)
complementar
listados
creados
trabajo
y
reportados
literatura.
Métodos:
Comparamos
aves
publicaciones
académicas
aquellos
generados
usando
información
GBIF
para
las
mismas
áreas
estudio
utilizando
el
índice
disimilitud
Sorensen
(βsor)
sus
dos
componentes
(recambio
βsim
anidamiento
βsne).
Resultados:
reporta
más
(n
=
26
–
232)
que
14
24
consultados,
menos
12
114)
otros
10.
La
suma
documentadas
entre
fuentes
contiene
hasta
246
reportadas
individualmente
cada
una,
resaltando
magnitud
ganarse
al
combinar
ambas
fuentes.
βsor
osciló
0.15
1,
mostrando
siempre
hubo
diferencias
comparados.
En
ningún
caso
0
ni
βsne
indicando
una
fuente
listó
ausentes
otra
nunca
fue
total.
Conclusiones:
registros
disponible
recopilada
campo,
ésta
a
su
vez
GBIF,
lo
resaltamos
importancia
continuar
documentando
través
especialmente
poco
exploradas.
Proporcionamos
código
R
adaptado
descargar
limpiar
cualquier
grupo
biológico
lugar.