Educational Activity

The City of Wauwatosa, in collaboration with the Forest Exploration (FEC), invites you to celebrate World Migratory Bird Day on May 14, 2022 at the FEC's Nature Trail, 1800 Forest Exploration Drive in Wauwatosa. Observe, explore and discover on two 90 minute hikes, beginning at 6:30 am and 8:30 am. The hikes will be led by Mark McNally, life-long birder and associate professor at the Medical College of Wisconsin. Mark will also address the significant threat light pollution poses to migratory birds.

Considerando que OPADES posee como misión desarrollar una cultura de respeto a la naturaleza con la participación activa de la sociedad, esta propuesta se enfoca en establecer un espacio que incluya la degustación de cervezas artesanales, en un ambiente de happy hour, para socializar con entusiastas de la observación de aves y el público en general. 

We are going to participate in talks for prevention of fires, sharing information about Avitourism, and participating in the activities of World Migratory Bird Day to spread the word about the importance of birds in their communities and the roles some of them play. The talks are organized by the municipality of Suchitoto and the local NGO ISCOS.

Join naturalist and artist Christine Elder for a free, live, online event in celebration of Global Big Day and World Migratory Bird Day on Saturday, May 14th at 8:00 AM CST.  We’ll be broadcasting from Costa Rica’s premier birdwatching lodge; Rancho Naturalista, where we’ll be sharing our observations of birds as we explore the lodge grounds.

This mid-elevation forest region east of San Jose boasts over 400 species of resident and migratory birds.

Steinaker State Park and the Division of Wildlife Resources are hosting an all-day celebration of World Migratory Bird Day on May 14, 2022 at Steinaker State Park near Vernal.

Event schedule

8 a.m. - Morning birding hike highlighting the various birds that migrate to and call Steinaker home.
1 p.m. - Educational birding presentation and discussion about various bird species that can be observed in Utah.
8 p.m. - Dark sky tour of Steinaker State Park, which will include presentations on nocturnal wildlife, a scorpion hike and other dark sky events.

I live in Toorbul on the Pumicestone Passage in South East Queensland. Many of the migratory birds which traverse the East Asian Australasian (EAA) Flyway come here to rest and feed. Locals will be invited to come and share their relationship to these birds - what they know and what they feel about them and how we can contribute to their wellbeing. We plan to meet in an outdoor auditorium framed by trees on the shore of the Passage, nearest crossroad Delisser Avenue.

Join the Inglewood Bird Sanctuary in celebrating the wonder of migratory birds. Learn about the impact of light pollution on our feathered friends and find out what you can do to help.

Join us at the Grizzly & Wolf Discovery Center for bird-centered events and activities.

On April 1, the NGO ECO-CARE launched a contest with 17 questions about birds. Students can pick up the form from their teacher, fill in the answers, and bring them back to the same teacher. On April 20, we will collect the forms for correction by school. A transparent draw will be held in each school to select the top 5 students. After the draw, the top 5 students will simulate a training on the answers and a mixed team (NGO ECO-CARE and teachers of the school) will now select the top 2 students and those who explain better.