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Tracking Monarch Butterflies from Long Point to Mexico with New Motus Technology

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.

CMMN-RCSM Annual General Meeting

CMMN-RCSM Annual General Meeting

Meeting dates: November 6 to November 10 2025 Meals: Coffee, tea, lunch, and dinner are included in the registration fee for November 7-9 Planning: Please review the Conference Meeting Details document for information on travel, accommodations, and a program schedule...
Journey of Hope: Lecture by Ian Davidson

Journey of Hope: Lecture by Ian Davidson

Through the eyes of a wood thrush? Yes, you heard right! Join us at Birds Canada to hear Ian Davidson talk about Long Point, Birds Canada & what we do – MOTUS, breeding bird atlasses, the Conserva Aves program and more – all from the perspective of a...
Migratory Bird Day Presentation

Migratory Bird Day Presentation

Presentation by David Bradley about the Motus Wildlife Tracking System (Motus) and hemispheric-scale movements of birds that visit Delta in British Columbia. This event is part of the Vancouver Bird Celebration.