Over a million volunteers across 56 countries have mapped the sky’s invisible highways, revealing critical habitats for migratory birds. This massive citizen-led effort provides vital data to protect these aerial routes, ensuring that millions of winged travelers find safe havens throughout their global journeys.
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Un million de citoyens tracent les routes invisibles du ciel

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Plus d’un million de bénévoles dans 56 pays ont cartographié les autoroutes invisibles du ciel pour protéger les oiseaux migrateurs. Cet immense effort collectif fournit des données clés pour préserver ces parcours aériens, garantissant à des millions de voyageurs ailés des refuges sûrs à travers le monde.

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