Learn ways to prevent birds from hitting windows, get involved in citizen science projects, and more.
This photo of a Tufted Titmouse by Jenny Burdette of Georgia was the first-place winner in the 2019 Great Backyard Bird Count photo contest. © Jenny Burdette
The 120th CBC will take place between December 14 and January 5. Read More “It’s time to register for the Christmas Bird Count”
Shorebirds face various threats, so it’s important for birders to keep tabs on them. Read More “Take part in the 2019 Global Shorebird Count”
Rescuing injured birds and encouraging building owners to turn off lights to protect migratory birds. Read More “Lights Out programs across North America”
Tips for making life easier for birds — on Earth Day and every day. Read More “8 ways birders can help birds on Earth Day”
World Migratory Bird Day calls attention to the crisis of plastic pollution. Read More “Help birds by cleaning up trash, especially plastic”
The Smithsonian Migratory Bird Center’s campaign aims to raise consumer awareness about Bird Friendly coffee certification. Read More “Why coffee drinkers should #DrinkBirdFriendly”
World Shorebirds Day — September 6th — aims to raise awareness about these beautiful beachcombers and their imperiled habitats. Read More “Celebrate World Shorebirds Day — and join the global count”
In these days of partisan bickering and ever-tightening budgets, we find ourselves looking more and more for examples of collaborative, effective partnerships that truly help … Read More “How the Great Wisconsin Birdathon is helping Wisconsin’s great birds”
Make your birdwatching count in October! Below we list seven citizen-science projects that need you. The list is up to date and useful because it’s … Read More “Seven citizen-science projects you can join in October”
