Smithsonian ornithologist John Rappole reconsidered why birds migrate
PolicyWednesday, July 22, 2026Mongabay

Smithsonian ornithologist John Rappole reconsidered why birds migrate

Smithsonian ornithologist John Rappole has challenged the traditional view of migratory songbirds, suggesting that their relationship with tropical environments may be more complex and significant than previously understood. His insights encourage a re-evaluation of conservation strategies, focusing on the importance of preserving tropical habitats that support these species year-round.

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