Eleven Countries Reached So Far!

Sep 11, 2014

Eleven Countries Reached So Far!                
 
 
Even the smallest accomplishments count! 
Thanks to Experiment.com's nifty Metrics page, I can see just how far the project's social media outreach has traveled!  This morning, I decided to make a map showing the countries and thought I would share it with you all.
If you were to decide to travel to all eleven countries in one go, it would span 29,217 miles.  WOW! 
I'm excited to see how much farther we'll go in the weeks to come.  
Thanks to all for contributing, reading, and keeping your fingers crossed!
Wanda

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Timothy D Bechtel and Nico GoldscheiderBacker

That is a neat graphic. Well done.

Sep 11, 20141

Wanda SowaResearcher

Thank you!

Sep 14, 20140

About This Project

Do humans and noise pollution impact the way birds sing?

University of Hawaii at Manoa

Birdsong is an essential adaptation of songbirds, which helps ensure reproductive success. The goal of this project is to use birdsong as a measure to see if speciation is occurring between island and mainland populations of non-native birds. Such research has never been done before in Hawaii, and looking at non-native birds will also help understand the effects human impacts have on birdsong in an urban landscape.