Educational Activity

The event is divided in two smaller events.

Drawing competition

Starts on September 1st and ends on October 13th, it consists on a drawing competition where participants will have to get as many likes in facebook as they can in order to win.

Basic Birdwatching Workshop

Competitors from the drawing competition will have a free pass to join the  "Basic birdwatching workshop" on October 13th, other participants in the workshop will have to pay a fee of 100 pesos.

Clousure 

"Fall Fun Fest: Birds & Butterflies - Year of the Bird: 365 Days of Bird Conservation" is a World Migratory Bird Day and Pringle Nature Center Fall Fest combined festival open from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, September 15, 2018 at Pringle Nature Center in Bristol Woods County Park, 9800 160th Ave., Bristol, WI, USA.

Come join us for a family-friendly event celebrating migratory birds. An 8 am bird-watching hike guided by a local bird specialist will be available. Please arrive on time to join the hike! We hope you are able to participate in this special celebration and enjoy the natural beauty within our Garden. Event participation is included with Garden admission at $200.00 MXN pesos per person. Garden entry and event participation is free for members.

Se llevará a cabo una caminata por el parque y los alrededores, donde se identificarán,  con binoculares y guías, las aves residentes y migratorias presentes. Además que se explicará su importancia ecológica, económica y social de las mismas, así como una descripción del fenómeno de migración y sus implicaciones.

In the beginning of June the Partnership "Birds and People" with the support of the "Kenozersky National Park" FGBU took part in ornithological research and the "Birder School" in the Onega Pomorie National Park.

En México el Pacífico Sur ha sido muy poco estudiado y sin embargo es una de las áreas con mayor reconocimiento para la importancia de la conservación de las aves migratorias, es por ello que en Acapulco se celebrará una serie de actividades que promoverán la importancia de las aves migratorias y su reconocimiento como elementos muy importantes de nuestra biodiversidad. 

During the two last weekends of january and first weekend of February, the San Quintín Botanical Garden, the Bird watchers of San Quintín Valley, and UMA Los Volcanes will be helding diferent activities about the migratory birds and the importance of San Quintín Bay for them. Some activities will be: second citizen black brant count, talks about birds in the schools, birds watching trips in boats and by foot, movies.  

Private weekend campout celebrating World Migratory Bird Day with a local character devlopment program for children. Participants will become official "Jr. Birders" at the completeion of the event.

A festival about migratory birds so that people can get to know them. There will be dances, informative talks, sale of handicrafts allusive to migratory birds, all organized by the Museum of the Birds of Mexico in Saltillo, Coahuila, Mexico.
We expect the assistance of 300-400 people. All artistic and educational activities will be free. There will be activities for children and adults.

At Cape Perpetua Visitor Center on June 16, 2018th at 12 pm til 4 pm. Will host five activities:

-Build your own Snowy Plover: Visitors were able to build their own snowy plover chicks with cottonballs, toohtpicks, glue, and googly eyes. We discussed snowy plovers info.

-Coloring Station: Catered to a younger audience, this station had coloring pencils, crayons, markers, and bird coloring pages. It was a way to teach children about birds and avian conservation