Event for all ages: Explore the nature center, bird banding demonstration, crafts, bird watching hike (binoculars provided), giveways and more! Free and open to the public
Celebración con comunidad escolar del colegio Fernandez León en la comuna de San Antonio. El tópico de esta actividad es la importancia de los insectos para las aves migratorias, a travez del material entregado, fotografías de fauna local, dibujos, entre otros.
El festival tiene como objetivos: Presentar un espacio abierto a la comunidad, donde aprecien el aporte del folclore en nuestra región y como la cultura panameña se inspira en la biodiversidad de nuestras aves.
Inspirar a los estudiantes de las escuelas participantes y al público en general, a conocer sobre el fenómeno mundial de la migración de aves, motivando el aprecio y respeto por toda forma de vida como son los insectos y el papel que tienen dentro del ecosistema.
Esto lo lograremos a través de los espacios de docencia sobre migraciones; observaciones de aves, concursos de máscaras de aves, disfraces, concursos de cometas y pinturas. También tendremos juegos con los recursos e información de los materiales del Dia Mundial de Aves Migratorias de EFTA
Learn about how birds and insects play a vital role in our mangrove and hardwood hammock ecosystems and the importance of environmental conservation. This event will include a guided jetty walk by a park ranger at 8:30 am looking for birds and insects, and the afternoon will have a nature journaling activity at 2pm. All materials and supplies will be provided.
Evento que se realizará en la Universidad Pedagógica Nacional en la sede Kennedy, en donde se dará una explicación entre la relación entre la existencia de los insectos y su importancia en las aves residentes y migratorias de Bogotá.
Los estudiantes participarán de una charla sobre las aves (características , rol que desempeñan , beneficios). La interdependencia entre los insectos ,las aves y todas las especies en el Planeta. Expondrán sus destrezas en las artes y facilitar una emotiva discusión abierta sobre La Paz en el Mundo y la relación de las aves con la PAZ .
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1. Los estudiantes participarán de una experiencia de aprendizaje sobre las aves : a. Sus características, beneficios, retos que enfrentan . b. La interdependencia entre las aves e insectos . c. La migración
2. Conocerán las profesiones y organizaciones que laboran para la educación y conservación de las aves( ETFA, BirdsCaribbean , Laboratorio de Ornitologia en Cornell , etc )
3. Expondrán sus destrezas en las artes : a. Al elaborar dibujos de aves urbanas. b. Colorear máscaras
4. Participarán de juegos lúdicos ( identificar partes de las aves).
4. Conocerán cómo ayudar a las aves al unirse a ciencia ciudadana participativa (AppMerlin , Ebird ), ave activismo.
5. Facilitar una conversación abierta sobre La Paz en el Mundo y relacionaremos la imagen de las aves ( palomas ) con la PAZ .
6. Salida al patio escolar a identificar aves urbanas y poner en práctica la plataforma Ebird
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Only in Hawaiʻi do kōlea, or the Pacific Golden-Plover, live in harmony with humans in backyards, city parks, and urban spaces. Every April these long-lived migratory shorebirds fly to Alaska to breed, returning in late summer to the same spot, where they capture the hearts of residents and visitors alike.
Join the Hawaiʻi Audubon Society as we celebrate the return of these endearing native migratory birds to the Hawaiian Islands. We will have fun and games at Ala Moana Beach Park for all ages. Learn about the Hawaiʻi Audubon Society’s community science project, Kōlea Count, and ways residents and visitors can help researchers learn more about one of Hawaiʻi’s favorite native birds.
Chicago Ornithological Society and Friends of the Chicago River team up to offer a unique way experience the magic of migration! Join COS and FOCR's expert canoe guides for birding by boats down the Chicago River in search of migrant warblers, waterfowl, swallows, and much more. Enjoy birds on the river in a whole new way as wildlife often only seen from afar can be encountered up close in the low canopies and shorelines of the wild Chicago-Calumet River system. All are welcome, from beginner to expert birders!
No experience necessary. Friends’ trusty canoe guides will help everyone safely load in and out of the canoes, answer questions about the river along the way and act as safety monitors on the water. We provide all equipment, paddling instruction, and safety talk. Bring personal items like sunscreen, sunglasses, water, cameras, etc. We recommend paddlers are at least 10 years old and all minors paddle with a guardian. Younger river lovers from 5-10 years old are invited to enjoy the event with their family by sitting in the center of the canoe. Trips start and end from the same location, rain or shine! All participants must sign waiver provided in confirmation email, guardians need to sign on behalf of minors. Friends members get $5 off per person, use discount code: Members.
All paddlers receive a complimentary one-year Friends’ membership! Friends’ membership includes:
Free entry to the McCormick Bridgehouse & Chicago River Museum Discounts on Friends paddles and other events Invitations to special events Free subscription to our River Reporter newsletter Monthly Volunteer E-Newsletter and Bi-weekly Friends E-Newsletters. You can unsubscribe from any communications easily, just hit the unsubscribe button at the bottom of the email!
Trip costs may be refunded up to a week in advance. Any cancellations within 7 days of the trip are non-refundable. If trips are cancelled due to weather and/or hazardous conditions, participants will be offered the option of rescheduling or will be fully refunded. Click here for other trip FAQs. For questions, contact Annette Anderson at aanderson@chicagoriver.org.
Help us celebrate the beauty of birds and importance of bird migration!
This FREE event includes: - bird education and ways to help birds in your yard - bird-friendly product raffle prizes - face painting and kids' activities - Wild Birds Unlimited coupon giveaways and more!
Event Details: Location: Greenfield Farmers Market Date & Time: Sunday October 6th, 2024: 10 am - 2 pm
Please contact renee.rollman@greenfieldwi.us with questions.
The Belize Urban Bird Watch is a bird watching expedition throughout the country. These expeditions take place across the country in order to raise awareness to the gentle ecosystem that tropical birds live in and emphasize the need to protect them. During this event we share information in issues that are affecting birds and how individuals can help. This year we are including the message of birds and insects, as there are many factors that are equally as important, due to interconnectedness within the wider ecosystem. We will be inviting several stakeholders to explore the Urban areas and find our feathered friends that make the urban areas their home and promote the theme for this year World Migratory Birds Day "Protect Insects, Protect Birds"
Na semana em que se celebra o Dia Mundial das Aves Migratórias, o VIVA Instituto Verde Azul teve a oportunidade de participar de uma ação educativa junto aos alunos do 1º ano do ensino fundamental do Colégio São João de Ilhabela. Esta data é um marco global na conscientização sobre a conservação das aves migratórias e, neste ano, o tema traz uma mensagem urgente: “Proteja os insetos, proteja as aves”.
As aves migratórias dependem fortemente dos insetos como fonte de energia essencial, tanto nas áreas de reprodução quanto durante as longas e exaustivas jornadas migratórias. Infelizmente, a diminuição global das populações de insetos – causada pelo desmatamento, uso de pesticidas e expansão de áreas para pecuária e agricultura – ameaça diretamente a sobrevivência dessas aves.
Durante a visita ao Colégio São João, os alunos, que já vinham estudando o tema, tiveram a chance de se aprofundar ainda mais, fazendo perguntas e interagindo com especialistas do VIVA. O encontro proporcionou uma rica troca de conhecimentos, ajudando a construir uma compreensão mais sólida sobre a interdependência entre insetos e aves migratórias e a importância de conservar ambos.
Join us at MuSE: A Community Museum for an evening of art, conservation and celebration of World Migratory Bird Day!
With special guest speakers: Deirdre Murphy: Artist in Residence and creator of Nest Alchemy Maren Gimpel: Associate Director of Foreman’s Branch Bird Observatory
Enjoy light refreshments as you engage with inspiring talks and connect with fellow bird enthusiasts. This event is open to the public!
Presenting images (art and photos/videos/augmented reality) and audios and trivia about local birds, as well as the migratory ones who travel long distances to enjoy a vacation in Manabi! What do birds eat? Where do they sleep? Where are they safe and where are they in danger? Do we humans consider what nature needs? Lisa's last exposition invited others to step into her world. This next one invites the visitor to walk in the footsteps of the birds. .......................................................... Presentando imágenes (arte y fotos/videos/realidad aumentada) y audios y curiosidades sobre aves locales así como las migratorias que recorren largas distancias para disfrutar de unas vacaciones en Manabí! ¿Qué comen los pájaros? ¿Donde duermen? ¿Dónde están a salvo y dónde corren peligro? ¿Los humanos consideramos lo que la naturaleza necesita? La última exposición de Lisa invitó a otros a entrar en su mundo. Este próximo invita al visitante a caminar tras las huellas de los pájaros.
Se realizará una Charla a un colegio, hablando sobre las aves migratorias, su importancia, características e Identificación. A base de juegos y trivias se llevará a cabo el aprendizaje sobre el tema
Thursday October 10, 2024 12:00am - 12:00am MDT
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Conversatorio sobre las Aves Migratorias y sus relación con el Turismo de Naturaleza como potencial para la conservación de la biodiversidad de las aves y su hábitat. Dirigido a estudiantes Universitarios de Turismo, TSU y Licenciados en Turismo
El evento fue realizado en la escuela rural de Caulín Luis Segovia Ross para niños de primer ciclo (kinder hasta 3ro básico) donde aprendimos las diferencias entre aves migratorias y residentes. Nos imaginamos cómo sería ser un ave migratoria y en base a eso pintamos los antifaces. Luego conversamos acerca de las amenazas que se presentan a lo largo de la ruta migratoria y cada niño se comprometió a realizar una acción para proteger a las aves migratorias (no botar basura en la playa, cuidas las plantas nativas e insectos, entre otras). Para reafirmar este compromiso cada asistente lo escribió en el papel con forma de ave y le puso su nombre para unirse a la bandada que pegamos en el muro de la sala de clases.
Evento por el día mundial de las aves migratorias: ''Ciclo de charlas sobre la importancia de las aves migratorias'' * Importancia de las aves migratorias * Avifauna del Área de Conservación Regional ''Vilacota Maure'' * La avifauna como impulsor de conservación y el turismo en la región Tacna * October Big Day y uso de e-Bird Al finalizar las charlas se realizara una exposición fotográfica de las aves mas representativas de Tacna.
Este evento organizado por la Asociación de Investigación Ecobiológica (AIECO) y el Programa de Aves Urbanas región Tacna (PAU Tacna).
El evento es abierto al público en general y tendrá lugar en el 3er piso del auditorio DIRCETUR - Tacna (Av. Manuel A. Odría #1245, tercer piso, Tacna).
Join EcoLogic Development Fund and its partners, PANTERA and FACRCO, for an engaging and informative webinar focused on the critical role migratory bird conservation plays in preserving forest habitats and supporting local communities in Mexico.
This virtual event will feature experts and partners from the Alliance for the Conservation of Birds of the Papaloapan sharing insights on collaborative efforts to protect migratory birds and the forests they depend on. In recognition of October’s Migratory Bird Day, you will learn how these conservation initiatives not only safeguard biodiversity but also foster sustainable practices, economic development, and environmental stewardship among local communities. This webinar will also feature a Q&A session and the opportunity to further support EcoLogic’s conservation work.
Register now to learn more about migratory birds in Mexico!
Observación de aves, charlas ambientales y de migración. Destacar el paso de Bartramia longicauda en la Provincia del Carchi. Realizaremos pintura de las aves locales. Llevaremos a cabo una mini reforestación de capulies Prunus serotina
Tour of the Portland Bight Discoveryh Centre (PBDC) under the World Migratory Bird Day Theme. This will include a presentation of the importance of the Portland Bight in Jamaica to migratory bird and guided tour of the PBDC which includes the boardwalks through the mangrove, Dry Forests Nursery and Interpretation Centre and Ponds and serene boatride under the mangrove canopy. While on the tour guess while get chances to use binoculars and observe and identify shore and other migratory birds within the area, as well as games and chances to win prizes.
¡Estamos preparando un Festival para celebrar a las Aves Migratorias y Residentes! Será en una escuela de la ciudad de Morelia, Michoacán. Tendremos talleres, exposiciones y recorridos de observación de aves en familia. ¡Espera los carteles de difusión en la primera semana de octubre! :)
Un evento que pretende crear conciencia sobre el cuidado de las aves, además de conocerlas en esta bonita actividad de ciencia ciudadana, donde conoceremos a nuestros vecinos alados que también vienen de América del Norte (migratoria)
This World Migratory Bird Day enjoy the beautiful Fort Tryon Park as it commands sweeping views of the Palisades and the Hudson River from soaring cliffs of bedrock in northern Manhattan. Past encounters include a variety of birds such as Bald Eagles and Ruby-throated Hummingbirds.
Fort Tryon Park’s 67 acres are accessible to birders of all abilities and disabilities. Accessible-friendly routes including many well-paved walkways are suitable for birders with strollers, carriages, wheelchairs, walkers, canes, etc. Accessibility is enhanced by birding guide and educator Alexandra Wang (Avian Alex), M.S. Ed., who offers augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) pamphlets, Braille pamphlets and plush birds for an inclusive birding tour. Further accommodations can be requested in advance by reaching out to Alex at alexmwang1992@gmail.com.
The group will meet at the main entrance of Fort Tryon Park on Margaret Corbin Circle. Registration not required but encouraged. No limit. Free.
The World Migratory Bird Day / Día Mundial de las Aves Migratorias event will honor and celebrate the birds on their migration journeys and the crucial insects that they depend on during their journeys. Join us for activities, crafts, and bird walks!
The facilities are in the northeastern area of the Ankeny National Wildlife Refuge at 130 Ankeny Hill Road SE. This is about 6 minutes west from the Ankeny Hill Road SE exit on I-5, or about one minute east of the intersection of Buena Vista Road and Ankeny Hill Road SE. You can see our building from this intersection.
Alley Pond Park is an ecological treasure. Containing both fresh and saltwater wetlands, forests, tidal flats, meadows, and glacier-formed landscape, this park supports a vast array of birds. Join NYC Bird Alliance (formerly NYC Audubon) on World Migratory Bird Day for a stroll through this green space in English and Spanish, led by naturalist Oliver Lopez.
The group will meet at the Alley Pond parking lot at Springfield Boulevard and 76th Avenue. Registration not required but encouraged. No limit. Free.
Alley Pond Park es un tesoro ecológico. Este parque, que contiene humedales de agua dulce y salada, bosques, marismas, praderas y paisajes formados por glaciares, alberga una gran variedad de aves. Únete a NYC Bird Alliance (anteriormente llamado NYC Audubon) en el Día Mundial de las Aves Migratorias para un paseo por este espacio verde en inglés y español, dirigido por el naturalista Oliver Lopez.
El grupo se reunirá en el estacionamiento de Alley Pond en Springfield Boulevard y 76th Avenue. No es necesario registrarse, pero se recomienda. Sin límite. Gratis.
October 12, 2024 @ 8:00AM — 10:00AM Eastern Time (US & Canada)
Garrett Williamson: 395 Bishop Hollow Rd Newtown Square, PA 19073
Co-sponsored by Bird Town PA, Newtown Square, Newtown Township EAC, Garrett Williamson, and CRC Watersheds, accomplished birders Phil Witmer and Mike McGraw will guide us through the beautiful 240-acre Garrett Williamson property during the peak of fall bird migration. We anticipate seeing flocks of warblers, vireos, and thrushes streaming through the woods and fields on their way back to their winter homes in Central and South America and the Caribbean islands.
The Garrett Williamson property has trails meandering through open fields and meadows, riparian areas featuring a tributary to Crum Creek, and primarily beech tree dominant forest. There are many diverse habitats and edges because the property is farmed, and they have an educational garden which is visited regularly by birds. The property is private and generally closed to the public so this would be a unique opportunity to visit this large piece of mostly undeveloped land in Newtown Square.
Event is not recommended for younger children. Register now! Birding events at Garrett Williamson tend to fill up early.
Our Guides: Phil Witmer is an avid birder and conservationist with over 40 years birding experience. He is a past board member of Bucks County Audubon Society, past president of the Delaware Valley Ornithological Club, one of the oldest birding clubs in the country, and was a member on the advisory board of Audubon Pennsylvania State Office. He is currently vice-president of Bird Town Pennsylvania helping to build bird friendly habitats in Pennsylvania municipalities and associate member of the Tredyffrin Township EAC. He has devoted much time to the conservation of birds, the forces driving their decline and what we need to do to save them. He leads bird walks with a conservation focus and lectures on a variety of related topics. He teaches a course on backyard birding through the Main Line School Night.
Michael McGraw is a Wildlife Biologist and Ecologist. Since 2002, Michael has performed an extensive variety of reptile, amphibian, and avifaunal surveys in the Eastern and Midwestern U.S. with a strong emphasis on endangered, threatened, and species of concern. Beyond survey and research, his work as a consulting scientist includes project design, permitting, project management, and client relations, as well as writing technical reports and proposals. Michael is currently managing numerous projects and functioning as a lead biologist on a variety of RES projects, including wildlife surveys, ecological assessments, threatened and endangered species surveys, population biology research, wetland mitigation, sensitive habitat restoration, FAA-mandated wildlife hazard management plans for airports, land management and site master planning, and energy development projects.
Join a Ranger to learn the basics of birding and then go on a hike down the Lost Pines amphitheater to spot some feathered friends.
With fall migration in full swing, we could see some pretty special birds to celebrate World Migratory Bird Day!
When: October 12th 9am-10am
Where: Lost Pines Amphitheater
Bring: Trail shoes, binoculars optional as we have a handful to borrow, water, dress for the weather
Cost: Program is free with entrance into the park (Park fee $7 per person 13 years and older, Free for 12 years and younger).
Reminders: All programs subject to weather cancellations. Check back here or our Facebook page for any cancellations or feel free to email program contact. Park often meets capacity, to ensure entrance into the park please make reservation at www.texasstateparks.reserveamerica.com
With Liani Yirka, education program coordinator for Duke Gardens and experienced birder. Calling birders of all skill levels to build your observation skills on a slow stroll through Duke Gardens as you gather a list of different birds that use the Gardens, in celebration of International Migratory Bird Day. If you have ever found yourself wondering about the birds that are flying or singing around you, bring those questions with you to learn together as a group. You'll leave with an appreciation for the global communities of life that migration facilitates. Bring your own binoculars if you have them (not required) and a sense of curiosity. Fee: free; registration required. Parking fees apply. Location: Meet in front of the Doris Duke Center; program will take place throughout Duke Gardens. Accessibility: This program is designed for small groups outdoors using fully accessible paths of travel.
Flap on over to the Nature Center for a music-filled birding event with musician and outdoor educator Pete Moss!
There’s nothing better than starting your morning with a Songs and Stories Circle celebrating local birds through interactive songs. Then, join the Nature Centre team for a nature walk to discover what make High Park an ideal winter home for resident birds like the Northern Cardinal, Black-capped Chickadee and Nuthatch.
Join the South Carolina Wildlife Federation's Habitat Education Manager, Savannah Jordan, for World Migratory Bird day at the Richland Library of Ballentine to learn about migratory birds and how we can help them during their long fall migrations. Come with us on a bird walk around the library’s grounds and along their nature trail to learn helpful bird identification tips and have a chance to see some of Ballentine’s migratory bird species!
As being the custom, we will start around the sunrise, covering the main area tha it is Prospect Park. Later we will visit Calvert Vaux Park, Plumb Beach, Floyd Bennet Field, Marine Park; ending in Green-Wood Cemetery. All these places to visit are in Kings Co., NY. It is basic birdwatching around the Brooklyn area.
Saturday October 12, 2024 12:00am - 12:00am MDT
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CIEDM has programmed as in past years local grassroots actions on the weekend of October 12 at Arcadia Ecohome to answer the 2024 calls of such interrelated regional, national and international campaigns for wildlife conservation as National Wildlife Refuge Week, Urban Wildlife Week, Urban Wildlife Conservation Day, and of course World Migration Bird Day, all taken place around the 2nd and 3rd weeks of October. CIEDM actions at the Ecohome include: 1. Engage a participatory-science based discovery walk in and around the yards of Arcadia Ecohome, enjoy watching of flowers & fruits, birds, pollinators, and other creatures, and discuss what should/can be done in the yards; 2. Engage physical works to cleanup and enhance wildlife friendly features at the Ecohome, a Certified Wildlife Habitat, Certified Pollinator Habitat, Certified Monarch Waystation and Verified Ocean Friendly Garden, with a focus on maintaining the forest floors at the Ecohome's pocket forest to harbor insects and worms by adding fallen leaves and twigs; and, 3. Share and spread what the campaign messages are and what we are doing at the Ecohomem as part of CIEDM participation in the celebration of those campaigns.
Join NYC Bird Alliance (formerly NYC Audubon) bird guide and Bronxite, Rich Aracil, and explore the beautiful Crotona Park on World Migratory Bird Day! Its meadows, flowering trees, and sizable pool provide excellent habitat for a variety of birds including woodpeckers, warblers, and wading birds.
The group will meet at the Nature Center located within the park on 1702 Crotona Ave, on the eastern shoreline of Indian Pond. Registration not required but encouraged. No Limit. Free.
El día mundial de las aves migratorias quisimos celebrarlo en el Parque Nacional Laguna La Restinga con un avistamiento de aves en la zona de las Marites donde frecuentan muchos playeros, después la jefa de investigación les dio una charla sobre la importancia de las aves migratorias, y el cuidado de los insectos para la preservación del mismo. Se finalizó con entrega de obsequios de stickers de aves migratorias, brazaletes y afiches.
En este evento las docentes Yasmin Contreras (Entomóloga) y Margarita Martínez (Ornitóloga) intervendrán con una charla enfocada en el principal polinizador del cultivo de cacao, la mosca chocolatera (Forcipomyia sp) ya que participarán los niños de la Escuela "Cumboto", quienes son en su mayoría hijos de los productores locales en esta localidad dentro del Parque Nacional Henri Pittier. Se distribuirá un tríptico contentivo del significado del DMAM, aspectos que tienen en común las aves e insectos, dónde es posible encontrarlos dentro del agrosistema, destacar los servicios ecosistémicos de los insectos en general y el proceso polinizador entre el insecto y las flores del cacao, este último abordaje del tema estará a cargo de Valentina Hernández, la CEO de Cacao Pittier, marca de chocolate que se surte del cacao de origen producido en el sector. La experiencia práctica será demostrar la forma en que el entomólogo realiza la captura de insectos para la investigación científica en los alrededores y márgenes del río Cumboto, además de la contribución que éstos aportan para el desarrollo de las comunidades rurales y la sostenibilidad del propio cultivo a través del mantenimiento de las buenas prácticas agrícolas.
Stop by the Edmonton Valley Zoo for a celebration of World Migratory Bird Day on October 12th, 2024. World Migratory Bird Day (WMBD) is an annual awareness-raising campaign highlighting the need for the conservation of migratory birds and their habitats. This year's theme is "Protect Insects, Protect Birds." Insects provide the necessary energy for migratory bird species, because they contain remarkable nutrients, providing birds with protein-dense, high-energy sources of food. Migratory bird species depend on insects as food throughout their life.
Partner organizations will be hosting educational booths including Nature Alberta, Edmonton River Valley Conservation Coalition, City of Edmonton Natural Areas, John Janzen Nature Centre, Wild Birds Unlimited, and WildNORTH.
When: Saturday, October 12th from 11am to 2pm.
Where: Edmonton Valley Zoo, 13315 Buena Vista Road &, 87 Ave NW, Edmonton. Click here to view the google maps pin.
For more information, visit the Edmonton Valley Zoo's website at edmonton.ca/attractions_events/edmonton-valley-zoo.
Join us for a free, bird-focused morning! This event is planned in partnership with the Friends of the Lake Superior Reserve, Duluth Parks and Recreation, Hawk Ridge Bird Observatory, Wisconsin Sea Grant, Embark Supported Employment, Minnesota Land Trust, and the Lake Superior Reserve. Birds will be migrating to their winter homes. October is the month where the largest of the raptors–like Bald and Golden Eagles, Red-tailed Hawks, Rough-legged Hawks, and Northern Goshawks–migrate through Hawk Ridge. Come join us on fall World Migratory Bird Day to celebrate this movement and indicator of changing seasons!
We welcome people of all ages and ability levels to attend this accessible bird observation event at Hawk Ridge Bird Observatory. A mix of moving and stationary activities will be offered. More info here: https://folsr.org/events/2z8a5na7cb9anaz7nwzwftsd4l3g3b
Free Event! Join us for bird and insect themed activities, bird walks, a bird banding presentation, get up close with insect specimens and a chance to meet the insect and bird ambassadors of Chintimini Wildlife Center!
Welcome Table - Greeting table where folks can enter a raffle Motus Tower Kiosk - Learn more about the MOTUS tower at the Ankeny Hill Nature Center from an experienced volunteer and engage with the interactive MOTUS kiosk to learn about the several detections it's picked up! Flying Geese Craft Table - Decorate and create your own flying Canada Goose! Cardboard Tube Grasshopper Craft Table - Hone in your creativity and create your own Grasshopper using toilet paper rolls! Luckiamute State Natural Area Bird Banding Station - Learn more about the bird banding research being done at Luckiamute State Natural Area and witness a mist net setup demonstration! Chintimini Wildlife Center - Meet the insect ambassadors of the Chintimini Wildlife Center and witness Penny the American Kestrel! Tiny Tot Area - Read through the several wildlife and nature books that we have to offer with your little ones! Oregon State University Bug Club - Get to know the Bug Club at OSU and learn more about the insect research being done at Oregon State University! Migration Game - Be a bird and take on your own migration journey! Discovery Table - Use microscopes to observe the anatomy of bird feathers, insects, and more! Bird Walks - Experience the birds of the Ankeny Hill Nature Center by going on a bird walk with an experienced bird walk leader!
El Festival Islas del Cielo reúne a organizaciones conservacionistas que trabajan en Sonora para crear conciencia sobre los esfuerzos de conservación y promover la importancia de preservar nuestro patrimonio natural. La organización sin fines de lucro, La Tierra del Jaguar, presentará información y actividades que resaltarán las diversas especies migratorias que se reproducen y migran a través de Sonora.
Celebrate World Migratory Bird Day in the fall! Join other birders, beginners and experts alike, for a hike into the woods to see some of Will County’s favorite migratory birds. Birds migrating in the fall may not sing so loudly or be so brightly colored, but that only makes them more exciting to discover along the way.
Event requirements Registration required by Friday, Oct. 11: 815-722-9470.
This hike will be up to 1.5 miles and take place on natural trails across uneven terrain. Anyone who requires an auxiliary aid or service to participate in this program should submit a request online no later than 48 hours before the program.
Saturday October 12, 2024 12:00am - 12:00am MDT
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October 12 in World Migratory Bird Day! Nearly 240 bird species have been spotted on Governors Island, which provides excellent habitat all year round. Whether you’re an expert birder or a beginner, these tours will help you discover all of the birdlife the island has to offer. Binoculars are available to borrow.
The tour will meet on Governors Island in front of the NEW location of our seasonal environmental center: Colonels Row House 405B. No registration required. Free.
Join us as we celebrate World Migratory Bird Day with Ranger Jessica! This year’s theme is "Protect Insects, Protect Birds," highlighting the vital role insects play in bird conservation. Stop by our table to learn how you can help protect these essential species.
Visitors will have the opportunity to view taxidermy specimens up close, making this an interactive experience for all ages. Whether you're a bird enthusiast or just curious, come and learn how you can make a difference for our feathered friends!
Don't miss this chance to connect with nature and take action for birds and insects alike.
This is a drop-in tabling between 10:00am and 12:00pm.
Where: In front of bike rack outside the Discovery Center Bring: Your family and questions! Cost: Free with park admission; Adults: $7, Children 12 & under: Free
If ADA assistance is required, please request modifications using this form, or email accessibility@tpwd.texas.gov at least 2 weeks in advance.
**Park programs are subject to change/cancellation in the event of inclement weather**
Join us as we reuse milk cartons to create an upcycled bird feeder!
Drop-in between 12:30 pm and 1:30pm to decorate!
All ages are welcome!
Where: In front of bike rack outside the Discovery Center Bring: Your family and creativity! Cost: Free with park admission; Adults: $7, Children 12 & under: Free
If ADA assistance is required, please request modifications using this form, or email accessibility@tpwd.texas.gov at least 2 weeks in advance.
**Park programs are subject to change/cancellation in the event of inclement weather**
Join NYC Bird Alliance (formerly NYC Audubon) and explore the beauty of Brooklyn’s largest green space, Marine Park, on World Migratory Bird Day! Consisting of grassland and salt marshes, this park is habitat for a variety of migratory songbirds and waterbirds. This series is hosted in partnership with the Marine Park Alliance.
The group will meet at the flagpole of the Marine Park Salt Marsh Nature Center, located at 3301 Avenue U, Brooklyn. No registration required. No limit. Free.
Accessibility and Directions:
Restrooms and siting areas can be found in the Carmine Carro Community Center north of the nature center on Fillmore Ave. The B3 bus stops right near the meeting location. This park has paved and unpaved paths, especially south past the Salt Marsh Nature Center. To learn more about Marine Park's trails, please visit the NYC Parks website.
Celebrate World Migratory Bird Day with a guided birding hike on the grounds of the W.K. Kellogg Bird Sanctuary! The focus of this years event is insects and their importance to migratory birds. Sanctuary staff will share ways that you can help support birds on their journeys and also identify the birds of the day. This hike will be geared towards adults, but avid junior birders are more than welcome! Register to participate here: https://events.anr.msu.edu/registerGroup.cfm?eventID=2765104863467701FA2EB24AC62C5F6A89717DB5634D83516C22A55C59457C56®isProcessID=1E212140D65C91CCB43C9A6F402E36C010ABE87241D72A5ED013CFC030C771C1
Cost: Members Adult: $6 Seniors/College Students: $5 Children (Age 2-17): $4 Children under two: Free
Non-Members Adult: $8 Seniors/College Students: $7 Children (Age 2-17): $6 Children under two: Free
Celebrate World Migratory Bird Day with the Waukegan Public Library and Sharing Our Shore-Waukegan! Come to our FREE EVENT and learn how to identify birds that you can find in your neighborhood! No experience needed and all ages are welcome.
Sedgwick County Zoo's Education team will host a curiosity station to help guests connect with nature! We will have hands on biofacts, birdwatching activities, and more! Celebration event is free with zoo admission.
Come join us at the US Air Force Academy for a day of birding and experience what the Academy has to offer. Learn about the aquatic invertebrates and insects that migratory birds rely on during their stop at the Academy. There is public access available on the US Air Force Academy and includes access to multiple hiking and mountain biking trails. Take the self guided tour around the Air Force Academy and visit the multiple sites open to the public.
There will be 3 stations along the Refuge's auto tour route. The first station will be on insect and migratory bird interactions. The activity will be an introduction to the BirdSleuth Explorer's Guidebook. The second station will be on wetlands and wetland management in Modoc county. The activity will be radio telemetry. Use telemetry equipment to find the hidden stuffed animal. The third station, located at the Refuge visitor center, will be on hunting and conservation. Learn about federal duck stamps. There will be 2 activities at this station. The first will be bird mask making. The second is 'become a bird buddy.' If you complete your BirdSleuth Explorer's Guidebook, you get a bird buddy bracelet and you get to put your name on the bird buddy hall of fame.
Reconociendo el creciente interésque tiene la ciudadanía en la observación de avifauna y aprovechando el lema de este año "protege las aves, protege los insectos" seguiremos llevando a cabo nuestros safaris de avistamiento de artrópodos, a la vez que hablamos sobre su maravillosa diversidad e historias de vida. En nuestros distintos talleres hemos observado como cada vez más las personas se conectan con el gusto por el conocimiento acerca de la entomofauna y van derribando mitos y miedos.
Evento colaborativo con PAU Culiacán el cual convoca a ciudadanos a formar parte del evento; a su vez, a tener una introducción al grupo de las aves. Se tomaran dos sitios de observación dentro de la ciudad para lograr observar y dar a conocer la ecología de las especies registradas.
🦆✨ ¡Llegó el #OctoberBigDay ! Vamos a celebrar juntos el día mundial de las aves migratorias y el tercer aniversario de las "Pajareadas Pro Lago".
La actividad conmemorativa del mes consiste en buscar la mayor cantidad de especies de aves en el Lago. Por lo que exploraremos intensamente los senderos, alrededor del cuerpo de agua y de la zona terrestre del Lago Espejo de los Lirios en Cuautitlán Izcalli.
Tanto si eres un observador de aves experimentado como si estás empezando, el Gran Día de octubre es la oportunidad perfecta para contribuir a la ciencia participativa. 🔭🪶 Hagamos comunidad a través de la conservación.
Conecta con la naturaleza, reduce tus niveles de estrés y aprende sobre la biodiversidad . Es una actividad guiada y totalmente gratuita en colaboración con @prolagolirios y @ama_zilias
📩 CUPO LIMITADO Enlace de registro: https://forms.gle/KUJb6wn9TvFYea9y6 🗓️ Fecha: Sábado 12 de Octubre del 2024 ⏰Horario: 8:00 am 📌 Lugar: Kiosco Lago de los Lirios https://maps.app.goo.gl/rt5MQDzKBG9eMoZB6
¡Ven y participa! A la pajareada por el Día Mundial de las Aves Migratorias 2024.
La Subdirección de Ecología del Honorable Ayuntamiento de Cozumel, te invita a participar en la salida de observación de aves que se realizará en el Parque Urbano Corazón a las 9:00 am, donde conoceremos y aprendemos de la importancia que tienen las aves migratorias y los insectos.
Únete a nosotros para celebrar el "Día Mundial de las Aves Migratorias" en el Lago de Cuitzeo! Presentaremos el Programa de Aves Urbanas Lago de Cuitzeo (PAU Cuitzeo) y realizaremos el conteo de aves por el October Big Day.
**Conocimiento: Aprende sobre las estrategias de conservación del Lago de Cuitzeo. **Participación: Contribuye al conteo de aves y ayuda a recopilar datos importantes para la conservación.
**Comunidad: Conéctate con otros entusiastas de la naturaleza y la conservación.
**¿Por qué participar?** - Disfruta de un día en la naturaleza. - Contribuye a la investigación y conservación de especies locales. - Recibe información valiosa sobre el ecosistema del lago.
**¡Te esperamos!** Comparte e invita a amigos y familiares para hacer de este evento un éxito.
El día 11- actividad informativa en imparques ,con guardaparquitos y escuelas, día 12 observación de aves y actividades recreativas informativas, al finalizar compartir y entrega de los subeniles a los presentes
World Migratory Bird Day is a celebration of the biannual migration of birds across continents. Join us as we wish migratory birds safe travels with a variety of crafts and activities. This is a free event for all ages, and pre-registration is not required. Based at the River Park Boathouse, the Chicago Park District's River Lab program is a series of educational events and activities dedicated to reconnecting residents of Chicago with their River.
World Migratory Bird Day is a celebration of the biannual migration of birds across continents. Join us as we wish migratory birds safe travels with a variety of crafts and activities. This is a free event for all ages, and pre-registration is not required. Based at the River Park Boathouse, the Chicago Park District's River Lab program is a series of educational events and activities dedicated to reconnecting residents of Chicago with their River.
Se tendrá un stand donde se compartirá información sobre el tema del DMAM protege los insectos, protege las aves, en el Parque Cuscatlán de San Salvador. Se harán caminatas guiadas de observación de aves y juego para niños.
The Rotary Club of Ottawa-Stittsville will present a cheque to the Friends of Stittsville Wetlands (FoSW) on Saturday, October 12, 2024 – World Migratory Bird Day. This cheque presentation is being made to support the FoSW's work in protecting, restoring, regenerating, and rewilding our wetlands.
The Goulbourn Wetland Complex, a provincially significant wetland, on the doorstep of Stittsville, provides a home to over 150 species of birds (eBird), including the American Kestrel – the smallest falcon in North America, the Wood Duck – one of the most colorful North American waterfowl and Species at Risk, such as the Barn Swallow and the Eastern Whip-poor Will.
Participants will gather at the TransCanada Trailhead at the intersection of Westridge Drive and Abbott Street West on Saturday, October 12, 2024, at 10:45 AM to walk together to the lookout over the Goulbourn Wetland Complex, at the headwaters of Poole Creek. The cheque presentation will be made upon our arrival at approximately 11 AM.
The FoSW became incorporated on January 1, 2024. Since the inception of the organization, the FoSW have built an enviable network of partners – non-governmental conservation organizations – at the national, provincial, and local levels who have been and continue to be instrumental in advancing their mission.
The Friends of Stittsville Wetlands are a member of the Nature Network, a federated member group of about 155 member groups across Ontario under the auspices of Ontario Nature.
Join NYC Bird Alliance (formerly NYC Audubon) on a bird tour in one of the Bronx's largest green spaces on World Migratory Bird Day! Participants will look for various species of resident and migrant birds and discuss a wide range of avian topics. This event is held in partnership with Van Cortlandt Park Alliance.
The group will meet at the Van Cortlandt Park Nature Center, located inside the park at 246th Street and Broadway.
Join us for a 2-hour morning bird watching and hiking adventure to participate in World Migratory Bird Day 2024. Spot birds with binoculars in our bird blind and enjoy an educational talk about the birds of Sandy Point. Hike out to the beach to see birds, native plants, and other critters that make Sandy Point their home. Walk away from this hiking adventure with bird identification skills, knowledge of the ecology of Sandy Point, and a connection to the wings and waves that grace our island!
Are you interested in birding? Celebrate World Migratory Bird Day with the BLPA! With Fall migration in full swing, this is a great time to see both seasonal visitors and local year-round species.
We're offering guided outings and workshops to show you how to use the top birding apps.
8:00 to 9:30 am - Experienced Birders Outing 10:15 to 11:45 am - Beginner Birders Outing 11:00 to 11:30 am - BLPA Merlin/eBird App Workshop Session #1 12:30 to 1:00 pm - BLPA Merlin/eBird App Workshop Session #2
10:00 am to 2:00 pm Stop by the BLPA display booths to learn more about migrating birds, how to help birds, the work we do and how to get involved! SFU Masters student Vanessa Hum will be there to educate about bird and window collisions and what you can do to help out at your home, business or school. Our friends from the Wildlife Rescue Association of BC will join us to show you what to do if you find an injured bird and how to keep birds safe.
We welcome everyone, including people with disabilities, people who are Black, Indigenous or People of Color (BIPOC), and people who are Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, Intersex, Asexual (LGBTQIA+). We’ll be using Burnaby Lake Regional Park trails which are accessible to wheelchair-users, people who use mobility aids, or child strollers.
Join us as we celebrate World Migratory Bird Day with Ranger Jessica! This year’s theme is "Protect Insects, Protect Birds," highlighting the vital role insects play in bird conservation. Stop by our table to learn how you can help protect these essential species.
Visitors will have the opportunity to view taxidermy specimens up close, making this an interactive experience for all ages. Whether you're a bird enthusiast or just curious, come and learn how you can make a difference for our feathered friends!
Don't miss this chance to connect with nature and take action for birds and insects alike.
This is a drop-in tabling between 10:00am and 12:00pm.
Where: In front of bike rack outside the Discovery Center Bring: Your family and questions! Cost: Free with park admission; Adults: $7, Children 12 & under: Free
If ADA assistance is required, please request modifications using this form, or email accessibility@tpwd.texas.gov at least 2 weeks in advance.
**Park programs are subject to change/cancellation in the event of inclement weather**
The Hobsons Bay Wetlands Centre is holding their annual open day there to celebrate the day which signifies the time of year that migratory birds return to the area after breeding in the Northern Hemisphere.
Taking place from 12pm to 4pm on Saturday, October 12, the event will begin with a Welcome to Country and Smoking Ceremony by Bunurong Land Council representatives.
There will be a coffee cart onsite as well as a free barbeque and free activities, including children’s art workshops, music, citizen science, water bugs under the microscope and guided walks.
Environmental organisations and friends groups will also be there demonstrating conservation and protection techniques.
Come to the Bird House Classroom at the National Zoo for this free, drop-in program for families. Parents must remain with their children. Celebrate World Migratory Bird Day with creative, drop-in play at the Zoo! We are sending off our migrating bird friends as they journey south for the winter. Join our flock for engaging activities like feather painting, nest weaving, and bird-seed sensory play.
Little Critters Nature Play is designed for ages 0-5 and their caregivers and families. Activities are designed with early learners in mind, but all ages are welcome. Parents and guardians must remain with their children.
Are you interested in birding? Celebrate World Migratory Bird Day with the BLPA! With Fall migration in full swing, this is a great time to see both seasonal visitors and local year-round species.
We're offering guided outings and workshops to show you how to use the top birding apps.
8:00 to 9:30 am - Experienced Birders Outing https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/world-migratory-bird-day-guided-outing-fall-2024-experienced-birders-registration-1030394326167 10:15 to 11:45 am - Beginner Birders Outing https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/world-migratory-bird-day-guided-outing-fall-2024-beginner-birders-registration-1030396693247 11:00 to 11:30 am - BLPA Merlin/eBird App Workshop Session #1 https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/blpa-merlinebird-app-workshop-session-1-registration-1030398508677 12:30 to 1:00 pm - BLPA Merlin/eBird App Workshop Session #2 https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/blpa-merlinebird-app-workshop-session-2-registration-1030732026237
Stop by the BLPA display booths to learn more about migrating birds, how to help birds, the work we do and how to get involved! SFU Masters student Vanessa Hum will be there to educate about bird and window collisions and what you can do to help out at your home, business or school. Our friends from the Wildlife Rescue Association of BC will join us to show you what to do if you find an injured bird and how to keep birds safe.
We welcome everyone, including people with disabilities, people who are Black, Indigenous or People of Color (BIPOC), and people who are Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, Intersex, Asexual (LGBTQIA+). We’ll be using Burnaby Lake Regional Park trails which are accessible to wheelchair-users, people who use mobility aids, or child strollers.
Celebrate birds and their migration through the area with Majestic View Nature Center, Standley Lake, and other partners. Join us at Standley Lake for family-friendly bird walk, booths, live bird demonstrations, and bird activities for the whole family. No registration required.
Join us for a bird hike on the W.K. Kellogg Bird Sanctuary property. The focus of this year's event is insects and their importance to migratory birds. This hike is geared towards adults, but avid junior birders are welcome. Please visit events.anr.msu.edu/event
El Festival del Santuario del Cactus es un espacio de divulgación que busca acercar a los participantes al fascinante mundo de las aves; además de ofrecer la oportunidad de explorar, aprender, y comprender mejor acerca de sus hábitats para fomentar el respeto por la naturaleza, promoviendo así la conservación de estas especies y de su entorno. Dentro del marco del "2do Festival de Aves del Santuario de los Cactus", tendremos un espacio para resaltar el tema del DMAM 2024, también habran difernetes stands con material didáctico en relación a las aves y juegos ludicos. Durante el festival se ofreceran visitas guiadas de observacion de aves dentro del Santuario del Cactus. Adicionalmente dentro del festival habra un espacio para que la gente de la comunidad pueda ofertar las artesanias con madera y barro que realizan asi como otros productos regionales.
No dia 13 de outubro decorrerá a 6ª edição do Curso de Iniciação à Observação de Aves no Rio Cértima e Pateira de Fermentelos. Nesta edição, que irá assinalar o Dia Mundial das Aves Migratórias, serão realizados pequenos percursos no Rio Cértima no período da manhã (a iniciar na Ponte do Repolão) e na Lagoa da Pateira de Fermentelos (Cepo Mouro e Parque de Lazer de Espinhel).
Ao longo deste dia têm-se como objetivo dar a conhecer a variedade de espécies de avifauna possíveis de observar no concelho, bem como as suas características com a sessão teórica.
A formação estará a cargo de Ricardo Brandão, do Centro de Ecologia, Recuperação e Vigilância de Animais Selvagens (CERVAS), juntamente com técnicos da Divisão de Sustentabilidade, Turismo e Ação Climática do Município.
De salientar que no dia será efetuada a libertação de uma ave recuperada no CERVAS junto à Ponte Repolão (https://maps.app.goo.gl/AnKgETrfmeJeErew9).
Esta atividade tem o número de vagas limitado, com inscrição gratuita mas obrigatória, a ser efetuada mediante formulário próprio.
Register to secure your spot at on the website! Come join us on Sun, Oct 13, 2024 at 11:00 AM for a fun and educational bird-watching experience at the beautiful Upper Newport Bay Nature Preserve. This event celebrates the incredible journey of migratory birds and the importance of conservation efforts to protect them.
Bring your binoculars and comfortable shoes as we set out to explore the incredible bird species that inhabit this area. Along the way, you’ll learn about the fascinating behaviors of these diverse wildlife and the innovations they inspire. Discover the beauty of these magnificent birds while gaining insight into the threats they face. You’ll also receive tips on how to spot and report distressed birds, along with practical steps you can take to help protect them!
This FREE event is dedicated to honoring the migratory birds that inhabit and visit Newport Bay, and is led by our Learn from Wildlife® and Explore Wildlife Days™ program initiatives.
Join us for this wonderful opportunity to connect with nature and learn more about the fascinating world of migratory birds. Space is limited, and reservations are required. Register below to secure your spot!
O evento contará com a recepção de alunos e da comunidade de Viçosa, Minas Gerais, no Museu de Zoologia João Moojen, na Universidade Federal de Viçosa. Serão apresentados os conceitos de migração e as espécies de aves que realizam esse movimento, juntamente com um panorama sobre a biodiversidade e a importância dos insetos. Enquanto os conceitos são apresentados caminharemos juntamente com os visitantes pelo espaço, revelando aos poucos imagens e itens de coleção dos animais citados. Logo após, discutiremos com os visitantes a relevância da interação entre aves e insetos.
Utilizaremos, além do material disponibilizado, itens da própria coleção de aves e insetos do museu para fins de educação ambiental. Ao final da visita, serão oferecidas oficinas de desenho, nas quais serão distribuídos materiais como adesivos e bottons. Os visitantes serão registrados por meio do livro de assinaturas disponível na instituição.
En South Cape May Meadows administrada por Nature Conservancy, se realizará un festival de aves en el que se aprovechará de celebrar el día mundial de aves migratorias con el término e inauguración de mural comunitario de aves migratorias e insectos de Cape May, el mural se encuentra en ejecución entre los días 4 y 17 de octubre el en el costado de la estación de anillamiento de aves cantoras (songbirds), liderada por Audubon NJ. Las aves que se están pintando en el mural corresponden a las seleccionadas por parte de la comunidad local, quienes participaron en una encuesta y votación de las aves características y favoritas de cape May, amado al equipo de anillamiento del lugar.
El Mural es de carácter comunitario y es liderado por Jesu Mallea, coordinadora Nacional de PAU Chile y muralista Chilena. La ejecución del mural es un regalo para la naturaleza, las aves, toda la comunidad de Cape May y observadores de aves.
Go booth to booth to learn exciting information about geology, nature, birds, animals and earn a prize at the end! See raptors, prairie dogs, reptiles and other rescued wildlife up close. Activities also include nature themed games and prizes, as well as face painting. This event is cost-free. Reservations not required.
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El primer festival de aves de la Casa Museo Quinta de Bolívar, “Aves para la Historia”, busca convocar a la ciudadanía en general, para que conozca y se sensibilice en torno a la conservación de las distintas dinámicas ecológicas presentes en la ciudad, a través de las aves, y dada la naturaleza del Museo, darle un enfoque diferencial al evento desde el área de la historia.
Para lograrlo, este evento se plantea una serie de actividades como:
Conferencias con científicos y expertos sobre la importancia de las aves en la configuración pasada, presente y futura de Colombia. El rol económico de las aves en el transcurso de la República. La importancia del cuidado y conservación de los insectos para el bienestar de las aves. La historia detrás de las piezas ornitológicas que le pertenecieron a Bolívar.
Talleres de ilustración de aves, construcción de nidos, expedición de artrópodos y fotografía.
Feria de emprendimiento de productos y servicios que se conecten con el conocimiento, conservación y promoción de la riqueza ornitológica colombiana.
Salidas de avistamiento de aves a rutas adyacentes a la Quinta de Bolívar en alianza con el Jardín Botánico, la ABO y la Secretaría de Ambiente de Bogotá. Desde luego, también habrá rutas de avistamiento dentro de los Jardines Patrimoniales de la Quinta de Bolívar.
El primer festival de aves de la Casa Museo Quinta de Bolívar, “Aves para la Historia”, busca convocar a la ciudadanía en general, para que conozca y se sensibilice en torno a la conservación de las distintas dinámicas ecológicas presentes en la ciudad, a través de las aves, y dada la naturaleza del Museo, darle un enfoque diferencial al evento desde el área de la historia.
Para lograrlo, este evento se plantea una serie de actividades como:
- Conferencias con científicos y expertos sobre la importancia de las aves en la configuración pasada, presente y futura de Colombia. El rol económico de las aves en el transcurso de la República. La importancia del cuidado y conservación de los insectos para el bienestar de las aves. La historia detrás de las piezas ornitológicas que le pertenecieron a Bolívar.
- Talleres de ilustración de aves, construcción de nidos, expedición de artrópodos y fotografía.
-Feria de emprendimiento de productos y servicios que se conecten con el conocimiento, conservación y promoción de la riqueza ornitológica colombiana.
- Salidas de avistamiento de aves a rutas adyacentes a la Quinta de Bolívar en alianza con el Jardín Botánico, la ABO y la Secretaría de Ambiente de Bogotá. Desde luego, también habrá rutas de avistamiento dentro de los Jardines Patrimoniales de la Quinta de Bolívar.
This initiative fosters a sustainable conservation effort by educating the local community on the ecological importance of migratory shorebirds and the threats they face. Locals will gain a deeper understanding of these birds’ critical roles through workshops and educational materials. The project will protect their food sources and habitats by promoting sustainable pest control practices. Additionally, training sessions will equip youth and community members with bioacoustics and citizen science skills, empowering them to monitor and protect shorebird populations. The program aims to establish a long-term, community-led initiative that ensures the ongoing monitoring and preservation of the Alue Naga mangroves.
Saturday October 19, 2024 12:00am - 12:00am MDT
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This initiative fosters a sustainable conservation effort by educating the local community on the ecological importance of migratory shorebirds and the threats they face. Locals will gain a deeper understanding of these birds’ critical roles through workshops and educational materials. The project will protect their food sources and habitats by promoting sustainable pest control practices. Additionally, training sessions will equip youth and community members with bioacoustics and citizen science skills, empowering them to monitor and protect shorebird populations. The program aims to establish a long-term, community-led initiative that ensures the ongoing monitoring and preservation of the Alue Naga mangroves.
Saturday October 19, 2024 12:00am - 12:00am MDT
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El sábado por la tarde se dará una plática para jóvenes adolescentes sobre la biodiversidad de aves de Tulum a cargo de Moisés Canché, guía local y monitor comunitario de aves. Al día siguiente habrá un recorrido de interpretación de la naturaleza en un parque de la ciudad de Tulum.
The Belize Urban Bird Watch is a bird watching expedition throughout the country. These expeditions take place across the country in order to raise awareness to the gentle ecosystem that tropical birds live in and emphasize the need to protect them. During this event we share information in issues that are affecting birds and how individuals can help. This year we are including the message of birds and insects, as there are many factors that are equally as important, due to interconnectedness within the wider ecosystem. We will be inviting several stakeholders to explore the Urban areas and find our feathered friends that make the urban areas their home and promote the theme for this year World Migratory Birds Day "Protect Insects, Protect Birds"
The Belize Urban Bird Watch is a bird watching expedition throughout the country. These expeditions take place across the country in order to raise awareness to the gentle ecosystem that tropical birds live in and emphasize the need to protect them. During this event we share information in issues that are affecting birds and how individuals can help. This year we are including the message of birds and insects, as there are many factors that are equally as important, due to interconnectedness within the wider ecosystem. We will be inviting several stakeholders to explore the Urban areas and find our feathered friends that make the urban areas their home and promote the theme for this year World Migratory Birds Day "Protect Insects, Protect Birds"
Taller a ser dictado en escuela básica nacional Maestro Marcos Pereira Olivares, para explicar a niños la importancia de los insectos en la vida de las aves.
Se realizará un raling ecológico que se desarrollarán 5 estaciones donde el participante conocerá la importancia y variedad de los insectos para las aves y para los ecosistemas. Está actividad va dirigido al público en general principalmente a niños y niñas
Realização de evento de educação ambiental com bancas sobre Impactos antrópicos, insetos, comportamentos de aves e mimetismo no Espaço de Educação Ambiental da Dexco o Espaço Arvorar em parceria com alunos da graduação da Unesp de Bauru dos cursos de ciências biológicas, psicologia e arquitetura e urbanismo. Atividade de passarinhada acontecerá durante o evento.
O evento será destinado a colaboradores, familiares e comunidade entorno do empreendimento e o público universitário, mediante inscrição. O Espaço Arvorar é um serviço ecossistêmico recreacional/turismo declarado, vinculado a certificação de manejo FSC.
Se realizarán ponencias, talleres y actividades lúdicas para conocer las aves migratorias de Tecámac y la importancia de los insectos en sus rutas migratorias
Salida de observación de aves para personas de distintas edades, con la finalidad de que aprendan sobre aves migratorias y la importancia de cuidar a los insectos para proteger a estas aves
The Belize Urban Bird Watch is a bird watching expedition throughout the country. These expeditions take place across the country in order to raise awareness to the gentle ecosystem that tropical birds live in and emphasize the need to protect them. During this event we share information in issues that are affecting birds and how individuals can help. This year we are including the message of birds and insects, as there are many factors that are equally as important, due to interconnectedness within the wider ecosystem. We will be inviting several stakeholders to explore the Urban areas and find our feathered friends that make the urban areas their home and promote the theme for this year World Migratory Birds Day "Protect Insects, Protect Birds"
The Belize Urban Bird Watch is a bird watching expedition throughout the country. These expeditions take place across the country in order to raise awareness to the gentle ecosystem that tropical birds live in and emphasize the need to protect them. During this event we share information in issues that are affecting birds and how individuals can help. This year we are including the message of birds and insects, as there are many factors that are equally as important, due to interconnectedness within the wider ecosystem. We will be inviting several stakeholders to explore the Urban areas and find our feathered friends that make the urban areas their home and promote the theme for this year World Migratory Birds Day "Protect Insects, Protect Birds"
Friends of Margallah Hills National Park has arranged for an exhibition of wildlife and biodiversity in Margalla Hills National Park. On 12th October, We'll focus on the migratory birds that visit our Margalla Hills National Park (Islamabad, Pakistan). We'll use photographs of these birds from our volunteer photographers to create awareness among the exhibition visitors and general public through social media.
