Educational Activity

1. Екологічний урок " Всесвітній день мігруючих птахів!" буде проведено 11.10.2020 року для учнів  3 класу Калинівського ЗЗСО . Під час уроку діти будуть спостерігати за птахими.
2. Екологічний урок "Мігруючи птахи природного заповідника Єланецький степ" буде проведено 12.10.2020 року для учнів 6-7 класів Новоолександрівського ЗЗСО. Під час уроку діти дізнаються про види птахів, які перебувають на території природного заповідника "Єланецький степ", а також які птахи є мігруючими.

To celebrate World Migratory Bird Day we have scheduled a Webinar on Zoom Meeting
We welcomed an elite people who are professional in birding identification , birds migration and study on birds conservation programs , they talked about 1- Soaring birds in Egypt presented by : Ambassador / Ahmed Riad Experts in Egyptian birds and Co-founder of NCE 2- Sustainable Urban Development in Egypt presented by : Engineering / Omar Haitham vice president of Raptors Club and IAF member 3- Conservation of Vultures in Egypt presented by : Khaled Elnoby manager of conservation programs at NCE and researcher at Natural reserves in Egypt 4- Rehabilitation of injured Raptors in Egypt presented by : Mr/ Sayed elsayed Founder of Alqannas almasry association
Attended 114 person as participants in Zoom meeting
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1SPEQSL_qnsAdieoBxnSgceawc_RNf7qi/view?u...
This link of numbers of participants
https://www.facebook.com/101856334739556/posts/186366149621907/
And this link of our published event

A series of mini-webinars organized by AAO/BirdLife in Tunisia
Highly diversified, all bird migrations have points in common, including the ability to connect. But connect what, who and how? This is what Association "Les Amis des Oiseaux" (AAO/BirdLife in Tunisia) will make you discover through a series of mini-webinars broadcasted between October 10 and 31, 2020 on Zoom and on Facebook. Just follow AAO/BirdLife in Tunisia on Facebook to discover bird migration in Tunisia and how our feathered friends connect countries, continents and friends of birds and Nature.

Diez conferencias con los siguientes temas:

1.- Aves urbanas y cómo ayudar a su conservación. MVZ Juan Yanirel Rojas Segura

2.-Consideraciones previas a la adquisición de un ave de compañía. MVZ Armando Avila Vázquez

3.-Diferencias básicas entre un clínico aviar y un clínico de pequeñas especies. MVZ Mayra Araujo Mayorga

4.-Problemas secundarios al teñido de las aves silvestres. MVZ Dulce María Vázquez Machorro

5.-Alojamiento de aves de compañía y de ornato. MVZ Stefanía Lara Cruz

Dubai Gem private school celebrated world migratory bird day on the 7th of October in order to raise awareness about the need to conserve birds and their natural habitats. This initiative was led by the students of year 13 who then went on to educate the younger grades about this crucial matter. Amongst other things, the students were taught about the origins of this day, and the reasons for its celebration. This was followed by numerous educational activities such as a word scramble and a quiz competition which the students thoroughly enjoyed, and actively participated in.

The Sinis area has been, since long time ago, a crucial area for migration routes not only for birds but also for us. We'll be going on an excursion through an important archeologic area and observe the biodiveristy in the area to analyze which species are crossing the sardinian wetlands in the season and explain to visitors the particularities and curiositis about the birds that live or pass through western Sardinia.

Many migratory waterbirds in the East Asian-Australasian Flyway are in steep decline. Shorebirds are among the hardest hit, and species such as the Spoon-billed Sandpiper have declined by nearly 90% within the past two decades. Many more have lost a great deal of their habitat all over our flyway and are on the brink of extinction. But there is still a window of opportunity to take action to save our shorebirds.

An educational two days at Soglitelle wetland will be spent with ornithologists during their monitoring activities!

Green Planet is organizing a classroom presentations and a birdwatching session at an urban wetland for the undergraduates of the coastal resources management programme of the Ocean University of Sri Lanka.  The organizer is a freshly formed biodiversity conservation group comprising of experienced naturalists and ecologists from around the country.

From 3 to 6 October 2020 in the two localities of the CBG concession, first in Sangaredi and then in Kamsar, Region of Boké, Guinea Republic, WMBD will be celebrated through "face to face" and "radio" sensitization around species' migratory challenges first and second hand through a "birdwatching competition" with employees and students from surounding schools. The first three birdwatchers from each observer category will win some gift, such as books, T-shirts, caps and other goodies.