Tenting in remote landscapes, searching for elusive species, and sloshing through wetlands… Monitoring birds is one of the best ways to spend the summer! #fieldwork #ornithology #birdscanadainaction #britishcolombia #sustainability #biology

Warming waters cause concern for Atlantic puffins, other seabirds | CBC News cbc.ca/news/canada/ne…

Timm and Leanna are over half way across Canada on their bike ride to raise awareness for Key Biodiversity Areas! They recently stopped to scope out some shorebirds in the beautiful grasslands of Saskatchewan.

How can we help address knowledge gaps for nomadic species like Snow Buntings? This spring, Birds Canada was invited to install new Motus Wildlife Tracking System stations in several northern communities to help monitor species like the Snow Bunting. tinyurl.com/37sekkcn

🗓️UPCOMING EVENT🗓️: Aerial acrobats in action - an evening with swallows. Mark your calendars for Aug 8 to witness the spectacular movement of swallows coming to roost for the evening. Register here: tinyurl.com/swallowevent

Ian Cook joins the #WarblersPodcast to explain how producers and farmers are taking action to curb the decline of grassland bird species in the Canadian prairies. tinyurl.com/39zfzjfh NatureConservancy.ca | Conservationdelanature.ca SODCAP Inc. Saskatchewan Stock Growers Foundation

Their next adventure will be even bigger! From Alaska to Patagonia, Wings of Survival will follow the westernmost #migratory bird flyway. A 30,000km self-powered expedition to highlight the #biodiversity crisis and inspire environmental conservation efforts.

The birds are back – across the country, our staff and volunteers are hard at work on conservation, monitoring, and outreach initiatives. Our President and CEO Patrick Nadeau was eager to join in on the fun - here’s a recap of his adventure: tinyurl.com/yc4vjhrf

Climate change intensifies forest fires, and recent studies have given us insight into the devastating impact on boreal bird species. Fortunately, there are actions we can take to help: tinyurl.com/y3e42zb8

NEW REPORT: Our British Columbia team has released a new report on their work investigating if upgrades to the Iona Island Wastewater Treatment Plant in Richmond, BC, are impacting local insect populations and the birds that rely on them. tinyurl.com/5n7mdkeu

Feeding hummingbirds is very popular across Canada. And why wouldn’t you want to attract these amazing little fireballs to your backyard? For those who are interested in attracting hummingbirds, or who feed them already, here are a few tips and tricks. tinyurl.com/4f8626b5

Birds Canada collaborated with inner Bay of Fundy shorebird conservation partners to develop a short video to help coastal visitors understand why shorebirds need rest time on beaches and how to help! Nature NB NatureConservancy.ca | Conservationdelanature.ca @naturesaintjohn youtube.com/watch?v=i-DsZD…

This Indigo Bunting photographed by Trisha Snider graces the month of August in the 2024 Birds Canada Calendar. We're working on the 2025 Birds Canada Calendar, which will be sent to all active donors this fall. You can get on the list by donating today! tinyurl.com/z3vyw2zd

Avian Ecology and Conservation, has just released its latest issue (Vol. 19, Iss. 2)! Get insights into crucial conservation matters, from habitat loss to migration marvels. ace-eco.org

Our latest blog post takes you behind the scenes on incredible expeditions as volunteers venture into stunning landscapes to survey birds. Learn about their thrilling expeditions to gather vital data and map the distribution of Ontario's birds. tinyurl.com/4n2n4fxz

(1/2) Whether it’s your first time entering data for the Atlas, or you're in need of a refresher, join us for our data entry Sappy Hour August 28 at 7 pm (Eastern)! #ONBirdAtlas3

With their heads buried in a carcass, vultures may seem like gross, unwanted creatures. We have to disagree! John Kinghorn from BirdLife South Africa 🇿🇦 joins the #WarblersPodcast to help us understand why their populations are plummeting: birdscanada.org/warblerspodcast

Want to see Gray Catbirds in your backyard? Plant native fruit-bearing shrubs like Staghorn Sumac (Rhus typhina) to help attract Gray Catbirds during their breeding season! Check out birdgardens.ca to design and plant a garden that is great for birds!

Birds Canada has released the 2024 Prairie Conservation Incentives Guide, a comprehensive resource to help you conserve, enhance, and restore vital prairie habitats for birds! Download the guide now: tinyurl.com/bdfyxf7c