News & Reports
Tracking Monarch Butterflies from Long Point to Mexico with New Motus Technology
Birds Canada is proud to be part of Project Monarch, a continent-wide collaboration that, for the first time, has followed individual monarchs from across North America and the Caribbean all the way to their overwintering sites in Mexico in near real time. The project, recently featured in The New York Times, showcases what becomes possible when leading-edge technology meets international collaboration and long-standing conservation expertise.
Together for Birds: Alison’s Call to Action This Giving Tuesday
This Giving Tuesday, Alison is proud to join a group of generous donors who will match gifts to Birds Canada, dollar for dollar, doubling the impact of every contribution.
Bird Conservation Gift Guide: Gifts That Give Back
Explore our curated 2025 gift guide for bird lovers. Each gift supports bird conservation in Canada, helping you give presents that matter this holiday season.
Imalirijiit, ‘Those who study water’: On the Ground in Nunavik
Imalirijiit is a collaborative environmental monitoring project between the Kangiqsualujjuaq Inuit community and scientists from Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières. By participating in the land camp, we helped train youth, shared expertise in bird and ecosystem monitoring, and supported the community in tracking river health amid mining impacts, strengthening science and local stewardship.
The Bird Host’s Handbook: Fall Tips for Your Yard
October is the perfect time to help birds thrive by planting native species, leaving leaf litter and setting up feeders. Learn how small changes at home can help create a haven for birds this season.
Celebrating 20 years of Pete Davidson at Birds Canada
Pete is celebrating his 20th anniversary this month at Birds Canada. A perfect opportunity to take some time to get to know this amazing human being a little bit more.
