Birdwatching

Bird Education Society has been conducting various research, education and awareness activities to conserve Nepal's bird diversity.

We plan to visit major grassland sites for Bengal Florican and conduct a birdwatching programme in Sauraha, Chitwan, the headquarter of our organisation.

For this year's event, we will also invite the press.

This year's WMBD event will be taking place on Rawal Lake in Islamabad.

The event involves birdwatching activities and a poster on Rawal Lake's birds.
Moreover, school children and the media environment journalists forum will be present.

We are also showing a documentary with the title "Waterfowl in Pakistan" made by the Pakistan Wetlands Programme WWF-P and educate on threatened birds species.

Did you know that 8,000 to 10,000 of the world's 1.7 million described species migrate? Most animals migrate for different food sources, a place to over-winter and/or to reproduce. Migrating species are found in every ecosystem on land, in the water and of course, in the air.

This film will allow you to ride along the voyages of 4 different types of migratory birds that spend a part of their life cycle in Canada and show what is done to ensure their survival.

As in previous years, the event includes bird ringing, the release of rehabilitated migratory birds, a photo exhibition, story tellers, "young birdwatchers", an exhibition on threatening factors to endangered bird species, etc.

Se realizaran charlas, observaciones de aves y talleres de artes plásticas sobre las características y la importancia de las aves migratorias y su relación con el ambiente. Estarón dirigidos a estudiantes del nivel inicial (4 a 6 años de edad) en escuelas rurales y de la ciudades de San Miguel de Tucumán y Yerba Buena (Tucumán).

This year's event involves talks and discussions on migratory birds, birding and art workshops on nature and the importance of migratory birds and its relationship with the environment.

A guided morning bird walk to mark World Migratory Bird Day 2010!

When: 9 May (Sunday), 08.00-11.00 AM
Where: Wahner Heide Protected Area

This year's WMBD event involves various activities, such as an exhibition, educational programs on the the importance of migratory birds in life, birdwatching sessions and film screenings.

The organisation Riserva Naturale Valle Cavanata has planned an extensive programme for this year's World Migratory Bird Day.

There will be educational activities with students, special birdwatching guided tours and articles for the local press.

For this year's World Migratory Bird Day, Bird Conservation Nepal is planning a great range of events in order to save those in crisis!

Overview of events:

1.Awareness programme at Jagdishpur:

Jagdishpur is one of the 27 Important Bird Areas (IBAs) of Nepal. Jagdishpur Wetland areas, comprising 225 ha., was declared as a Ramsar Site in 2003 mainly on the basis of migratory water birds and threatened mammals found in the area.

On 9 May 2010 at 10:00/13:00

WORLD MIGRATORY BIRD DAY - Save migratory birds in crisis - every species counts!

Join us and observe when the colonies of white storks of the municipality migrate!

Registration: In the municipal web, in Ataria, in the CEA and in the civic center from Ataria.