Research Highlights Woodpecker That Likes Burned Forest Can Breed In Unburned Woods As Well

A species of woodpecker once thought to limit itself to recently burned areas can breed successfully in the unburned parts of fire-prone landscapes too, according to a study by Oregon State University scientists that holds key implications for improv

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