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Director of Ontario Programs
Are you looking to channel your skills into meaningful, energizing work that will directly contribute to protecting our natural world?+
Bird-friendly holiday giving guide
With the holiday season coming up quickly, our team at Birds Canada wanted to share these gift ideas with you. Find something special for your loved ones AND make a meaningful impact for birds!+
A new guide to support action on climate change and biodiversity loss in the Prairies
A new guide has been released to support cattle producers and landowners in the Prairies in taking action against climate change and biodiversity loss.+
Can you help? Volunteers needed to survey birds along the British Columbia coast
Birds Canada is currently seeking new volunteers for our BC Coastal Waterbird Survey and BC Beached Bird Survey+
Watch birds out your window and be part of scientific research!
Our backyards are important habitats for birds year-round. To help birds, we need to understand how these habitats and the birds using them are changing over time.+
Part-time Project Coordinator – QUÉBEC REGION
Birds Canada is currently seeking a part-time Project Coordinator for the Québec chapters of its Marsh Monitoring Program and Nocturnal Owl Survey.+
A community investment program can’t replace our natural wonders
If you believe that a healthy, functioning environment can never be replaced by millions of dollars, then now is the time to contact your Member of Parliament.+
How is the oil spill off California affecting birds?
With the weekend’s news of the latest oil spill along the California coast, our first thoughts and concerns are for the marine life, including birds, in this biologically rich coastal-marine region of the Pacific Flyway.+
Thank you to our members and Board!
Birds Canada held its annual general meeting virtually on September 25. It featured our new President Patrick Nadeau in conversation with video reporter and Birds Canada Board member Thor Diakow. Thank you to everyone who tuned in!+
Climate change adaptation plans need to consider birds – you can help!
Mitigating and adapting to climate change have emerged as defining challenges of our time. Climate change adaptation is always featured in the recommendations I make to decisions makers in the course of my work to conserve bird habitat in the Fraser River Delta Important Bird and Biodiversity Area (IBA).+
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