Birds Canada would like to take a moment to remember Dr. Bruce Falls, a titan of Ontario’s conservation community who passed away in his 100th year.

Read more about Bruce’s legacy: tinyurl.com/2z997p3p

Good luck today to Birds Canada - Ontario Region @BirdsCanada Forest Birds at Risk Team “LOWA your expectations” as they tromp around Long Point trying to find as many species as possible to raise funds for @birds.canada and LPBO. Sponsor their effort at birdscanada.org/birdathon

#Birdathon is officially underway across Canada!

Bird enthusiasts are out in full force, spotting as many birds as they can while raising funds for bird conservation. Register and share your Birdathon: birdscanada.org/birdathon

To celebrate #WorldMigratoryBirdsDay , Allison Manthorne, Aerial Insectivore Conservation Strategist, tells us more about a restoration project in NB and how we can all protect aerial insectivores. #protectinsectsprotectbirds

Read more: tinyurl.com/365d39ma

The 8th Annual Toronto Bird Celebration begins tomorrow! Don’t miss this exciting line-up of events in-person and online.

Register now at torontobirdcelebration.ca

Faites partie de la plus grande équipe d'observation des oiseaux!

Le Big Day mondial est une célébration annuelle des oiseaux qui nous entourent! Le 11 mai, participez à la célébration et enregistrer les oiseaux que vous trouvez avec eBird.

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Be a part of birding’s biggest team!

Global Big Day is an annual celebration of the birds around you. No matter where you are, join us virtually on 11 May, help celebrate World Migratory Bird Day, and share the birds you find with eBird.

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The #AFOSCOWOS24 team is seeking storytellers! Selected participants will receive skilled coaching from Science Borealis, Story Collider, and The Warblers Podcast, to help polish and refine your story telling skills! SCO-SOC

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Wood Buffalo KBA supports the world’s only self-sustaining population of Whooping Cranes during the breeding season. Let's not forget about its wild American Bison population, the second-largest in its North American range!

Join us and WCS Canada 💚 in celebrating this awesome KBA

Join us for the LPBO #BIRDATHON Weekend May 18! Sign up to do a Birdathon, come birding! Sign up here - bit.ly/3JCKt5F Birds Canada #longpoint #birds

#DidYouKnow Wood Buffalo National Park, a Candidate KBA, is also the only breeding site for Whooping Crane and the world's largest inland delta located at the mouth of the Peace and Athabasca rivers? 😯 #30DaysofKBAs #BiggestKBAs

In our latest episode of the #WarblersPodcast , author and conservationist Trevor Herriot sat down with us to share what drives his grassland-focused writing and explore the threats and issues that are top of mind for many across the prairies.

birdscanada.org/warblerspodcast

Grassland birds are disappearing at an alarming rate. Our new policy report published in partnership with Central Grasslands Roadmap highlights policy changes that can protect our grasslands.

Full report and webinar here: tinyurl.com/49ncf62h

Calling all last-minute counts!

The 2023-24 Project FeederWatch season ends April 30, making April 29 the final day to start a 2-day count.

Don’t forget to renew for the 2024-25 season: tinyurl.com/4jre3457

Happy #EarthDay ! For this year's theme, 'Planet vs. Plastic,' we’re highlighting Long Point Bird Obs.'s Great Long Point Clean-up. Since 2022, 16 clean-up events have removed over 40 truckloads of waste!

Find a clean-up near you: tinyurl.com/3sbaxmxu

Happy World Curlew Day!

Did you know that Canada’s grassland loss is a major threat to the Long-Billed Curlew population?

Join us April 24 at 1-2:30 EST on Zoom to learn about the pivotal role of policy in halting grassland loss: tinyurl.com/5n9ybby7

Spring is a great time to enjoy the sights and sounds of migratory birds after the long winter months. It's also the perfect time to start planning your garden!

Click for helpful tips for growing a successful bird garden: birdscanada.org/gardening-for-…

Check out this article from the Spring 2024 issue of BirdWatch Canada Magazine on how the Bird Friendliness Index (BFI) aims to help save our threatened grassland birds: tinyurl.com/3wwueu2w