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Why Canada’s buildings have become a deadly obstacle for millions of birds
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The issue of bird collisions with buildings is a significant concern in urban planning and conservation, as the reflective surfaces of glass windows and walls can be invisible to birds in flight. Many birds migrate through Canada, and the country's built environment poses a major threat to these species, with the majority of fatal collisions occurring at low-rise or residential buildings rather than high-rise skyscrapers. This highlights the need for widespread adoption of bird-friendly building designs and materials to mitigate the impact on bird populations.
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Why Canada’s buildings have become a deadly obstacle for millions of birds
In Canada, tens of millions of birds are killed annually by crashing into glass on buildings, most of which are low-rise or residential
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