Wildlife Science Changing Our World
Tracking Mercury & More
BRI Wildlife Cams
24-hr streaming with blogs by our expert scientists
BRI Peregrine Cam (LIVE)
See the birds incubate their eggs - live - right now. Watch the Peregrines »
BRI Eagle Cam Two (LIVE)
Check in to see what this Maine bald eagle family is up to - live - right now. Watch the Eagles »
Welcome to the BRI
The mission of BioDiversity Research Institute is to assess ecological health through collaborative research, and to use scientific findings to advance environmental awareness
and inform decision makers.
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What's New
Birds, Bats, and Coastal Windfarms in Maine!
BRI has released a review and maps related to birds, bats, and coastal windfarms in Maine. Visit today's Portland Press Herald article here and click here to learn more about BRI's work on this issue.
BRI's Wing Goodale interviewed on Maine Watch!
Wing Goodale was interviewed by Jennifer Rooks in a discussion about bird migration and bird movements. A timely discussion in light of ongoing wind power developments in Maine. Click here to watch the interview!
BRI efforts featured in Nature article!
On June 3 Nature online published an article highlighting BRI's work toward establishing comprehensive global mercury monitoring networks. Click here to view the article.
BRI releases spring e-newsletter!
Join our mailing list and keep informed of our latest scientific findings and ongoing projects. Click here to read past issues, read the latest and sign up for future newsletters!
BRI webcams featured on Ch. 13 WGME!
BRI's suite of webcams were featured on Doug's Discovery by WGME news! Click here to view the feature.
News Media Archive
Science & Conservation
Mercury & Toxin Information Center
Ground breaking research on mercury levels in ecosystems across the globe .
International Center for Loon Conservation
Researching, monitoring and educating to maintain sustainable populations of all species of loons.
Marine Ecology
Exploring the health of sea birds, sharks, sea mammals and other vital marine populations.
Freshwater Ecology
Understanding the unique needs of loons, raptors, waterfowl and freshwater mammals.
Terrestrial Ecology
Investigating the challenges faced by birds, bats, and raptors of the forests and tropics.
