Scientists are studying the effects of wildfire smoke on animals. A researcher at Cornell University is focused on birds. She aims to understand the harm caused by smoke and find ways to prevent it. This expert is a global change ecologist.
Her work involves observing birds in their natural habitat. Birds can be seen foraging and fledglings learning to navigate.
Further details about this research are available, including the researcher's experiences and findings.
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