The Urban Bird Project was invited to present for the UTSA Libraries Pizza + Research event on April 8th, 2025. […]
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Yanaguana Owls
There are about 11 species of Owls that inhabit the Texas-Mexico borderlands. Many of them can even be seen or […]
On the Cultural Significance of Birds & Biocultural Conservation
After a few years of working on the Urban Bird Project, it still amazes me the diversity and relevance of […]
Rodenticides Harm Raptors
Rodenticide is poison used to kill rats and mice but often ends up harming other wildlife, especially raptors (i.e., […]
“Scholar Highlight: Getting to Know Lauren Granger” by Mariel Ortega
It’s a typical day at elementary school. Students sit at their desks, notebooks, pencils, and favorite erasers at the ready […]
Indigenous Feather-Keeping and Healing Practices with Coahuiltecan Elder Masauki and his Guest Elder Milo Colton
On October 24th, 2024, Coahuiltecan Indigenous Elder Masauki Zepeda visited our campus and brought healing to our classroom setting with […]
Making New Friends While Bird Walking
One of our favorite occurrences when bird walking is when we make new friends. While bird walking with Rafa, we […]
UTSA Special Collections – Archives Day!
On September 5, 2024, students from the Environmental Justice Urban Bird Project had a brilliant time visiting and interacting with […]