The 24-hour livestream of the birds’ breeding season was established to raise awareness of the vulnerable species, numbers of which have grown slowly over decades of painstaking conservation measures.


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Originally Published: <time datetime="2025-01-10 14:50:31">January 10, 2025 at 2:50 PM EST</time>

The 24-hour livestream of the birds’ breeding season was established to raise awareness of the vulnerable species, numbers of which have grown slowly over decades of painstaking conservation measur…{ai:summary}<p>A 24-hour livestream has been set up to highlight the breeding season of a vulnerable bird species, aimed at raising awareness about their slow population recovery due to extensive conservation efforts. </p><p>The initiative reflects ongoing commitment to wildlife preservation. #society</p>

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