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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Milyong mamamayan, katuwang sa pagmamapa ng mga ruta sa kalangitan

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Higit sa isang milyong boluntaryo mula sa 56 na bansa ang nagtulungan upang imapa ang mga ruta sa langit para sa mga migratory bird. Ang malawakang pagkilos na ito ay nagbibigay ng mahalagang datos upang protektahan ang kanilang himpapawid, at tiyaking ligtas ang milyun-milyong ibon sa kanilang paglalakbay.

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