Festival

Belize Audubon Society is hosting its annual Urban Birdwatch 2023 for Belize City. The Urban Bird Watch 2023, is an annual event organized by the Belize Audubon Society (BAS) to bring awareness to the amazing diversity of birds that live in or visit our urban areas. It is also a citizen science activity where we collect data on the bird populations found within our urban areas and enter into eBird, a global online database of bird observations. The Urban Bird Watch 2023 will take place in different locations across the country on different dates.

Come celebrate WMBD with Bird Friendly Hamilton/Burlington on Saturday, May 13th at Playhouse Cinema for a screening of "Wings over Water" and "Flight of the Butterflies" starting at 2:45pm. We will be giving away brochues, stickers, and more before and after the screening.

Join the Ottawa Valley Wild Bird Care Centre, Wild Birds Unlimited, and the Bird Friendly Cities Ottawa team at Walter Baker Park to celebrate WMBD!
Drop by the covered picnic structure and gazebo on May 13th from 10:00 am - 4:00 pm to:
- Participate in bird-themed crafts and activity pages.
- Learn more about this year's theme - Water! by completing fun activities focused around a few of this year's featured species such as the Barn Swallow and Osprey.
- Borrow a pair of binoculars and try out birding scopes by the pond.

Please come and join Bird-Friendly Ottawa at the Sandy Hill EcoFair to celebrate World Migratory Bird Day. The event will feature exhibit tables presented by non-profit organizations and public agencies showcasing a variety of environmental topics and promoting opportunities for public involvement in environmental initiatives. The EcoFair is a not-for-profit, non-commercial event. You and your family can participate in a scavenger hunt and activities to learn more about our local bird.

El Festival por el Día Mundial de las Aves Migratorias que celebramos cada año en la ciudad de San Cristóbal de Las Casas, Chiapas, en el mes de octubre o noviembre tiene la finalidad de concientizar y promover el cuidado y la conservación de las aves y sus ecosistemas. Aunado a multiples actividades relacionadas con los temas de conservación que cada año promovemos siguiendo las recomendaciones del manual del organizador que nos proveen, también incluimos temas de relevancia cultural, social e histórica para los asistentes locales y demás personas que asisten de lugares cercanos.

The Foundation Amigos de El Yunque and the Forest Service invites you to participate in the Puerto Rico and the Caribbean Endemic Birds Festival to be held on Saturday, May 13, 2023. In line with this year's theme: "Water: Sustaining the Lives of Birds" tours, talks and educational activities will be held.

We will celebrate the "Global Big Day" with tours at 9:30 am and educational activities will be offered to learn about the importance of our endemic birds from Puerto Rico and the Caribbean. Come meet the Puerto Rican parrot and discover our visitor center El Portal.

Join us for a day of learning about the importance of this site to migratory birds. 

Mill Mountain Zoo invites the public to learn more about migratory bird conservation and how you can help. Keeper chats, crafts and face painting are just some of the activities, and you can participate in the zoo’s 8th annual Community Art Show. Animal themed works of art will be hung at the zoo during the duration of the event, and anyone bringing a piece to hang will get free admission.

All activities are included with regular zoo admission.

The Saint Louis Zoo is teaching guests about the importance of helping migratory birds. Saturday is World Migratory Bird Day.

In celebration, the zoo will have special treats and activities. The festivities are Friday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. There will be bird watching at the North Lake, themed art projects, and an opportunity to craft your own native seeds for birds.

Officials say they have a large-scale network of more than 800 tracking towers that allow biologists to monitor the movements of animals for the benefit of conservation.

Audubon Society of Lincoln City is celebrating World Migratory Bird Day this Saturday, May 13, at Oregon Coast Community College, 3788 SE High School Drive, Lincoln City.

This year’s theme, “Water: Sustaining Bird Life,” is particularly appropriate for Lincoln City with its seven miles of ocean beach, two major rivers with estuaries, and a large freshwater lake. These varied sources of water provide migrating birds with a welcome source of habitat and food as they travel along the Pacific Flyway — some stopping for a few weeks and others staying for months at a time.