Knowing Nature: Stories of the Boreal Forest lands at the Peabody-Essex Museum

By Tyler Hoar Featured Post Photo: ©David Turgeon GENERAL FORECAST It looks to be a flight year for many species in Eastern Canada. With mostly very poor crops in the boreal forest from central Quebec...

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If you’re an Oregonian or just in the area, check out the  Knowing Nature: Stories of the Boreal Forest exhibit, now on display at the Oregon Museum of Science (OMSI). This new boreal forest exhibit brings the critical ecosystem of the boreal forest to life through interactive displays, stunning media, and personal stories. Visitors can explore the boreal forest’s sights, sounds, and textures while learning about the threats it faces from climate change, logging, and industrial development.

Shorebirds, seabirds, and wading birds (hereafter coastal birds) have experienced considerable losses over the last century and require proactive conservation management to stabilize or grow populatio...