“Timberdoodle” Continues to Dwindle in Ontario
The 2018 American Woodcock Population Status Report is now available. You can download it at the U.S. Fish and Wildlife website. (Note: “Timberdoodle” is a colloquial name for the American Woodcock.)
Four Ways you can Help Birds This Summer
This summer, people have been reaching out to our staff at Bird Studies Canada with questions, concerns, and ideas about helping birds. It’s always great to hear from those who are eager to make a difference!
Beachcombing for Valuable Wildlife Data in Québec
In late July, I will be joining forces with an exceptional team of volunteers with Bird Studies Canada’s Québec Beached Bird Survey. This long-term program is currently active along the Côte-Nord and the Bas-Saint-Laurent, and around the Gaspésie peninsula.
The Rick Mercer Report Features Bird Studies Canada
The prominent Canadian satirist, author, and television personality recently visited Bird Studies Canada to learn about birds, migration monitoring research, and conservation.
The Rick Mercer Report Features Birds Canada
The prominent Canadian satirist, author, and television personality recently visited Birds Canada to learn about birds, migration monitoring research, and conservation.