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As 2024 draws to a close, we reflect on our Avian Ambassador for the year—the Olive-sided Flycatcher, whose diplomatic mission began way back in May when they first arrived in Canada. They brought us an urgent message, but to understand it we must pay close attention.
À l’heure où 2024 tire à sa fin, nous pensons à notre ambassadeur aviaire de l’année, le Moucherolle à côtés olive, dont la mission diplomatique a commencé en mai, à son arrivée au Canada depuis ses quartiers d’hiver. Il nous apportait un message urgent, mais pour le comprendre il nous ...
Now in its 20th year of operation, the Avian Conservation and Ecology (ACE) scientific journal has now published over 500 articles on a diversity of topics that have been viewed online millions of times. The sound science and conservation recommendations that ACE provides are needed now more than ever. Dr ...
It’s a big year for the Christmas Bird Count (CBC) as we celebrate 125 years! Starting with 27 participants looking for an alternative to the “Christmas Side Hunt”, the CBC has grown into an important Citizen Science program which contributes to research across North America. We took a moment to ...
Imagine a tiny wood duckling perched high in a tree cavity, just one day old. With courage beyond its size, it leaps into the unknown, wings outstretched, and lands on the forest floor. Guided by its mother’s call, it begins a journey to the wetlands, where it will thrive, surrounded ...
Project FeederWatch Returns for Its 38th Season: Help Birds Canada track winter bird populations from home this winter
Running now through April 30, 2025, Project FeederWatch invites people of all ages and skill levels to contribute valuable data on winter bird abundance, a crucial tool for understanding how bird populations are faring during the colder months. For the past 38 years, Project FeederWatch has provided essential insights into ...
Nothing feels better than finding a gift that perfectly suits them and gives back to bird conservation in Canada. We’ve rounded up our favourite bird-friendly gifts to help make this holiday season a little more meaningful.
Winter can be a magical time in the backyard, especially when it becomes a sought-after destination for our feathered friends. Helping birds survive the colder months not only supports local ecosystems but also provides you with the joy of getting to know the birds outside your window. Here are four ...
At Birds Canada, we know how deeply our donors care about protecting and conserving bird populations. Each dollar we receive ensures that vital research, conservation and education programs take flight and make a genuine difference for birds from coast to coast. Your gift matters, but did you know how you ...
COP16 begins today in Cali, Colombia. Which is fitting, because Colombia boasts very high biodiversity – it’s also the country with the most bird species in the world with the regional municipality of Cali being home to more bird species than all of Canada! Birds Canada is present, including myself ...
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“Project FeederWatch makes birdwatching at home so interesting it’s hard to tear ourselves away from the window! What a wonderful project!”