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On August 1, University of Alberta ecologist Timm Döbert and his partner, extreme athlete Leanna Carriere,…
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Biking 18,000 Miles on the Trail of a Migrating Whimbrel| Audubon
0On August 1, University of Alberta ecologist Timm Döbert and his partner, extreme athlete Leanna Carriere, set off from Prudhoe Bay on Alaska’s Arctic coast, on a pair of bicycles. They had around 18,600 miles to go. They’re now 98 days and more than 5,000 miles into a planned 9-month journey, which will loosely follow the path of one GPS-tracked Hudsonian Whimbrel as it migrates south to Patagonia. Döbert and Carriere hope that their undertaking, which they’ve dubbed Wings of Survival, will both call attention to the threatened species and help to fill some gaps in scientists’ understanding of whimbrels’ incredible journeys. A long and dangerous migration With long, curved bills and…