Birdwatching

Sponsored by the city of Grand Prairie, Texas and the Purple Martin Landlords of North Texas, the 4th annual "Marty Party" celebrates World Migratory Bird Day 2017 with cultural and educational programs. This festival aims to educate people on the importance and conservation needs for the Purple Martin. As the largest swallow species in North America, the Purple Martin depends on human assistance to survive in migration stop-over areas in North Texas.

The 'Hari Migrasi Burung Sedunia' (Save The Birds and Let Them Free) Festival is an activity designed to raise awareness and is a follow up to our WMBD commemoration of 2012. We hope to motivate people to value nature conservation through environmental education activities and a birding trip, in addition to provide recommendations to local governments, communities and interested parties with a lecture. We hope to reach out to bird watchers, students, local government officials and the general public of Jakarta.

In celebration of the World Migratory Bird Day, the members of the Associacion para el Desarrollo Campesino, ADC, will participate in an event organized at the La Cocha lagoon (Ramsar wetland and place of great importance considering the birds’ migration to this part of South America).

Our association has been working with children and young people for the last 20 years through the "Heirs of the Planet" program, which mainly focuses on environmental and education activities for the empowerment of the inhabitants of La Cocha in recognizing and valuing the importance of birds.

A two day event, involving talks and birdwatching in the evening will be hosted in Finnmark, Norway. The main species we will highlight is the Lesser White-fronted Goose. On the second day there will be an excursion to some remote wader staging sites in Lille Porsangen (approximately a 350km car drive).

A l’occasion de la journée mondiale des oiseaux migrateurs (JMOM ou WMBD), le Club Ornitho de l'Association Environnementale AquaCirta avec le CEM DESCARTES organisera une sortie sur terrain pour des observations ornithologiques à la retenue collinaire Berla (commune de Ain S'Mara, wilaya de Constantine) le mardi 10 mai 2017. 
Notre programme sera comme suit : 
 08 :00 Regroupement a l'Ecole moyenne Descartes (cite Boussouf)
 08 :15 Départ vers la retenue collinaire
 08 :45 : Arrivée sur site

The Royal Society for the Conservation of Nature through the Aqaba Bird Observatory in cooperation with Ayla Project and BirdLife International cordially invites you and your family to attend the World Migratory Birds Day event , under the theme "Stop the illegal killing, taking and trade!" to protect the birds, and to indicate the value of Jordan’s location as a second flyway for migratory birds world, on Wednesday, 10 August 2016.

Avayeboom bird conservation society, in order to associate with the motto of this year's World, during a public meeting decided to put their education section on culture making with regard to not purchasing and non-trade the birds within the year of focus. At the first step in this field, Avayeboom by printing brochures and infographics has started its activities in this regard.

Iran is a vast country and not only it is located in migration corridor but also hosts millions of migratory birds every year both in the north and also in the south in Caspian Sea and Persian Gulf respectively. Destructive activities such as illegal killing, taking and trade of migratory birds in every country can cause decreasing the number of world migratory birds and Iran also is not an exception.

Célébration officiel de la journée Mondiale des Oiseaux migrateurs au niveau du Centre Cynégétique de Réghaia, sous le thème de « Mettons fin au braconnage et au commerce illégale ! », avec pour slogan : «…Et lorsque le ciel sera réduit au silence ? ». L’Inauguration était faite par Mr l’Inspecteur Général des Forêts et le Directeur du Centre Cynégétique de Réghaia, Mr le Directeur de protection de la faune et la flore, la Sous Directrice des Parcs Nationaux et des groupements végétaux naturels et le point focal AEWA.