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Lisa Horn

is an ecologist with a passion for birds. She currently sits on the Board of Directors of FLAP Canada, an organization fighting to protect birds from the deadly threat of collisions with glass. Together with FLAP, Lisa also led the development of the Bird-Safe Campus program, which offers tools, guides and best practices to enable leaders to advocate for and implement bird-safe solutions on campus. She completed her MSc at York University, where she investigated how climate change in tropical wintering habitats may affect migrating songbirds on their northward journey each spring.
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Picking Up the Pieces: My Search and Rescue Mission for Fallen Songbirds

Identifying the shocking number of birds killed when they collide into local buildings was just the first step toward saving them.
October 16, 2020
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Lisa Horn
Identifying the shocking number of birds killed when they collide into local buildings was just the first step toward saving them.

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