Colombia Transforms From War Zone to Birding Paradise
Colombia, once ravaged by conflict, has emerged as a global hub for birding, attracting enthusiasts with its rich biodiversity. The country boasts nearly 2,000 species of birds, drawing birders from around the world to explore its stunning avian life. A unique initiative sees former guerrillas, once combatants, now learning about birding and sharing their knowledge of the lush landscapes. In recent features, journalists like Anderson Cooper highlight the remarkable transformation of these former war zones into serene habitats for diverse bird species, showcasing the unexpected thrills and beauty of birding in Colombia.
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