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Phoenix's Growth Sparks Wildlife Safety Concerns by 2050

8/9/2025

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Phoenix is on track to hit a staggering 7 million residents by 2050, raising concerns about human-wildlife interactions. Chris Tiffany, a wildlife biologist at Sky Harbor Airport, tackles the challenge of bird strikes to ensure safety. Meanwhile, Liberty Wildlife cares for thousands of injured animals each year, reminding us that coexisting with wildlife is essential for a harmonious urban environment.

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Phoenix is on track to hit a staggering 7 million residents by 2050, raising concerns about human-wildlife interactions. Chris Tiffany, a wildlife biologist at Sky Harbor Airport, tackles the challenge of bird strikes to ensure safety. Meanwhile, Liberty Wildlife cares for thousands of injured animals each year, reminding us that coexisting with wildlife is essential for a harmonious urban environment.