Educational Activity

Guided Bird Walk: Join Cosumnes River Preserve docents on a guided bird outing along the River Walk Trail! You will learn about various migrating birds and how they use the Cosumnes River Preserve as their home or stopover grounds. The route will cover approximately 3.5 miles, but participants who do not wish to walk that far may turn around at any time. This is a great family activity for all ages in an outdoor setting.

2024: Oct 10 - Museo Portoviejo   Portoviejo-Ecuador 

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.

We began with the educators' presentation to the students in general, as well as to the teacher and director of the institution. To introduce them to the topic, the lecture "Migratory Birds in Your Community" was presented, discussing the generalities of birds, which ones are migratory, their importance and presence in the community, as well as their threats in the migratory process. Subsequently, a team dynamic was conducted for the identification of 15 species of migratory birds widely distributed in the ecosystems of Ejido Rancho Faisán.

Join the Trinidad and Tobago Bird Observatory and Research Centre as we dive into the heart of ecological harmony at this year's Caribbean Endemic Bird Festival (CEBF) with our theme: "Protect Insects, Protect Birds." In synergy with World Migratory Bird Day (WMBD). We're aligning our voices to spotlight the critical relationship between insects and birds, highlighting the importance of insects in our ecosystem and why they are vital for soil health through our 2024 save soil campaign in line with our Rainforest Habitat Protection model. 

To promote an environmental culture based on collective action and personal agency, as well as the right to live in a healthy and sustainable environment, we plan to establish pollinator gardens in 5 schools with the student’s participation.Through the garden implementation and maintenance, we will educate the students about the importance of agrochemical-free cultivation for human health and pollinators conservation. The plants that we will establish in the garden are several native species of Salvias, Fuchsias, and plants of the Asteraceae family.

Taller: Aprendiendo sobre las Aves Migratorias.

Con el objetivo de sembrar el respeto por el entorno que compartimos con las aves, en esta oportunidad tuvimos la dicha de estar con los jóvenes de secundaria de la U.E. Santiago Mariño ubicada en Corozopando, Edo. Guárico y los guías de Hato Las Caretas

Hato Masaguaral fue el aula abierta donde pasamos una mañana de aprendizaje y reflexión acerca de las aves, conversamos, pajaremos, y aprendimos sobre la importancia del trabajo en equipo en pro de la conservación de la naturaleza.

The office of Aswan Protected Areas will celebrate the World Migratory Bird Day by implementing the following activities: * Tours to watch birds in the Nile River in Aswan Governorate, southern Egypt. * Visit to the First Cataract Islands Protected Area (Saluga and Ghazal). *Educational activities (environmental games& Origami).

Are you interested in birding? Celebrate World Migratory Bird Day with the Burnaby Lake .Park Association.

DATE: Saturday, October 14
TIME: 10:00 am to 2:00 pm*
MEET: Burnaby Lake Nature House

Join BLPA Directors, volunteers and local birders as they share their knowledge and enthusiasm for the birds of Burnaby Lake and beyond. With fall migration in full swing, this is a great time to see both seasonal visitors and local year-round species.

Migratory birds in my community

Our event consists of a series of activities beginning with a film screening in the evening. The next day in the morning there will be a bird watching activity, followed by a photographic exhibition entitled "the birds of my community". The celebration of World Migratory Bird Day will end with an art illustration activity where attendees will be able to draw and color the bird of their choice.

Por primera ocasión se tocará en el colectivo Cha'an Ch'íich': Con Ciencia Infantil, el tema sobre la importancia de las aves en los diferentes ecosistemas de la península de Yucatán, haciendo enfásis en los acuáticos. La intención será poder compartir en el marco del "Festival del Eclipse 2023, las importantes funciones de las aves y como pueden fungir en el equilibrio ecológico de los mismos, así como sus amenazas por los plásticos y la contaminación.