Impressive result. That's definitely something to try in Southeast Asia - at least in Cambodia and Laos.

This would also reduce the cost of anti-poaching law enforcement and its negative social impacts (another issue in Cambodia), as @emieldelange.bsky.social says here.

Clipping from my story on bird hunting drivers dialogue.earth/en/nature/bi...

Meanwhile in Southeast Asia, endangered species are regularly found in captivity, like this baby Long-tailed macaque kept in a mini-zoo behind a gas station, a casualty of the biomedical research trade, the pet trade, tourism, deforestation, corruption and poor law enforcement.

Probably from the same BBC program actually. Definitely sounds like someone flipped a switch and the meadow got suddenly quiet - in just 10 years

See here at 00:50 for the before/after recording
www.youtube.com/watch?v=D4zn...

Re: impacts on migratory #birds, I imagine EIAs would need to cross-check species impacted by wind turbines with the ones whose migratory path flies over proposed wind farms. Are the migratory routes of individual species that precise? Or is it just too complex for most species?