Dec 4, 2019 | Featured News Stories
By Liza Barney (Education Program Coordinator) and Stuart Mackenzie (Director, Migration Ecology), Birds Canada Have you ever wondered where birds go for the winter? Are you curious about why they leave, how fast they travel, and where they stop? What...
Jun 17, 2019 | Featured News Stories
Bird Studies Canada’s Schoolyard Bird Blitz is an annual bird count taking place in schoolyards each May. Students across Canada explore their schoolyard, identify and count their local birds, and share their findings. Their observations help scientists monitor...
Apr 25, 2019 | Featured News Stories
By Liza Barney, Education Program Coordinator, Bird Studies Canada Is it a warbler? A robin? A Killdeer or hawk? Which feathered friends share your schoolyard? Bird Studies Canada invites your students to explore the diversity of birds in your neighbourhood by...
Nov 8, 2018 | Featured News Stories
By Denise Maillet (New Brunswick Piping Plover Project Coordinator, Bird Studies Canada) and Jennifer White (New Brunswick & PEI Stewardship Coordinator, Nature Conservancy of Canada) Photo: Jennifer White On a sunny day in October, 47 students and 4 teachers from...
Apr 17, 2018 | Featured News Stories
By Liza Barney, Science Educator, Bird Studies Canada Artwork: Alexandre Nicole “Cheer-up-Cheer-ily-Cheer-io! Conk-a-REEEEE! SWEEET-eeee!!!” Spring is here, the birds are back, and their songs are filling the air! Whether your aim is to support student inquiry...
