Bird Camp

Realizamos un taller formativo desde los días 18 al 24 de agosto en el que te mostraremos con un mínimo de 56 horas la Migración de Aves al Estrecho de Gibraltar y el método que usamos para censarlas, como procesamos y analizamos la información de campo con varios talleres de un mínimo de 21 horas más. Te aseguramos en caso de accidente y acreditamos tu formación, además te financiamos la estancia, solo debes de costear los precios del curso y tu manutención. te aportamos cocina con todos los enseres para que esto no te resulte demasiado caro.

Bird Camp will be organizes  by Nature Reserve Rivnenskyi. Public will be invited to celebrate the return of migratory birds. Activities will focus on kids and include songbird-banding demonstration and lectures about birds of our region.

It's the peak of the spring bird migration on Fire Island and great opportunity to observe warblers, migratory shorebirds, and early nesting barrier island birds. Bring binoculars. 3 miles roundtrip.

World Migratory Bird Day is officially coming up on May 12th, but Fond du Lac is getting an early start on the celebration. 

Fond du Lac was named one of Wisconsin’s “Bird Cities” in 2012, and Laura DeGolier says “we have to put on a celebration that reminds people of the value of birds, encourage people to plant bird habitat…and we do it at this time of the year, because that’s when the birds are moving.”

Birds know no borders. Many of the species that sing to us all summer have winter homes farther south in Central or South America. Some birds just pass through, and some settle in for the summer. Whatever their destination, May is a time of year where we can see many species in our parks.  World Migratory Bird Day is a celebration of the diversity of birds that live among us, and a reminder of our ability to protect these animals as they travel extraordinary distances each year.

JOIN US to Celebrate Birds! 
Our 15th annual Bird Day Festival is on May 5th. Join us for "Early Bird" guided hikes around the reservoir at 6:30 a.m.; or join in one of the guided hikes later in the day! Check out all of the birds that spend their days around the reservoir, and then go play some games! 
Spend your day playing games, getting your face painted, painting your favorite bird, meeting some live raptors, building a bird house, watching skits and listening to local musicians, deocrating cookies, and SO MUCH MORE!!!!!!!!!!!!
FREE event and open to everyone!

Live Animal Shows: Owls, Hawks, Mammals

Great Music: Big Dog Coutry, Tom Barnes 

Food Trucks: Chicken, Biurgers, and Dogs, Desserts

Guided Tours: Canoeing & Bird Watching Walks 

Family Entertainment: Professor Green Pockets Magic 

Children's Acitvities: 24' Rock Wall, Games, Crafts, Bounce House 

Local Products: Artisans and Vendors, Native Plant Sale 

During our project of bird ringing to study the spring migration of birds (2018 is the 21st year of activity of our ringing station), we will also complete a detailed list of all the sightings of birds during the weekend and we will greet all the visitors of the National Park, explaining them the migration routes and the ecology of birds, and raising awareness about conservation.

The event will bring community and schools together in an educational activity with a mission to conserve Yala wetland and its habitat. The event aims to unite environment conservation clubs, environmentalist and conservation partners. 

We are running Khurkh Bird ringing station in below location since 2015. This year we are planning to invite two classes of students from two nearest county high schools (Khurkh and Binder town). 

Approximately, 100 students will see our ringing station during 12-13th May, they will learn about how study bird migration and bird ringing helps bird conservation.