Educational Activity

In the French village of Vaas (72), the local school held an educational event on July 1st to raise awareness towards birds, especially migratory species.

Join us for a day full of education and activities!  Bird Q&A sessions, face painting, and multiple raffles and much more!

¡Estamos preparando un mini festival para celebrar a las Aves Migratorias y Residentes! Será en un parque urbano de la ciudad de Morelia, Michoacán (sede por definir). Tendremos distintas estaciones con actividades, taller, charlas online y recorridos de observación de aves en familia. ¡ Espera los carteles de difusión en la primera semana de octubre! 

A night ride will be held with several groups of cyclists from the city of Mazatlan, with the aim of talking to them about World Migratory Bird Day, especially about the theme of the year 2022 "Dark Nights, Safe Migrations". This activity was thought of because several bikers have commented that they have sometimes had encounters or mishaps with birds while they are doing their route, so they ask us what they can do in those cases.

A camp will be held in a coastal community in the Municipality of San Ignacio, Sinaloa. There will be a talk about the importance of dark nights for the migration of birds, a night tour will be carried out to search for birds and recording sounds which will be used in a small workshop to make musical tracks with sounds of nature. 

Actividad educativa celebrando el DMAM el día 19 de mayo en el Centro de Investigación Marina (CIM), organizado por GoBird Honduras, CIM, CODDEFFAGOLF.

The October Bird Festival in Texcoco is an event that has been taking place in Texcoco for three years and seeks to publicize the problems faced by birds that live in and migrate to cities. Texcoco is a municipality with enormous importance for migratory bird species, both terrestrial and aquatic, since it has forest and aquatic ecosystems.

Realization of a festival, which will be open to the public with cultural activities, as well as workshops in reference to the World Migratory Bird Day, to be carried out in 2 universities located between the municipalities of Tultitlán and Coacalco in the State of Mexico as part of its activities related to Natural Sciences: The festival will be presented to people who can relate the "World Migratory Bird Day" with the central theme "dark nights, safe migrations" on environmental and cultural issues (plastic arts, literature, music, dance, theater, etc) from the perspective of bird conserv

The V Shorebird Festival in Ecuador is a three-day event that invites us to celebrate the value of migratory birds and their critical habitats, this year we celebrate the importance of the mangrove and intertidal mud flats for shorebirds that travel between the northern and southern hemisphere, and also the designation of the Canal de Jambelí in the southern Gulf of Guayaquil as a site of international importance for migratory shorebirds. 18 species that nest in Alaska use the Jambeli Channel for wintering and it is a key feeding site on their migratory path.