The United States bird population has decreased by 3 billion animals over the past half-century, according to a new report.
A coalition of ornithologists and government scientists studied the U.S. population of birds over the past 50 years and released the results of their work Thursday, according to the Washington Post. The study says the loss of avian life constitutes an “overlooked biodiversity crisis.”
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