In 1934, this Pennsylvania mountain went from a hawk killing ground to the world’s first raptor sanctuary and changed bird conservation forever | World News
Every autumn, the skies above a forested ridge in eastern Pennsylvania fill with movement. Eagles drift on rising air, falcons streak across the horizon and kestrels appear in quick flashes before disappearing south. For generations, Hawk Mountain has been one of North America’s best places to witness this seasonal migration because the landscape naturally funnels…