Festival

Es un festival familiar donde realizaremos talleres de educación ambiental, jornadas de avistamiento, instalaremos un jardín para polinizadores y presentaremos una exposición colectiva fotógrafica sobre aves de la Ciudad.

La Universidad Autónoma de Tamaulipas, a través de la Secretaría de Gestión Escolar y la Secretaria Extensión y Difusión, mediante la Dirección de Participación Estudiantil y la Dirección de Difusión Cultural, invitan a los estudiantes universitarios a participar en el ¨Primer Festival Universitario de las Aves“, a realizarse durante los días 27 y 28 del mes de octubre, con motivo de la conmemoración del “Día mundial de las Aves Migratorias“ y como parte de las acciones que se generan por la celebración del “2018 año de las Aves“.

Samedi 13 octobre 2018

• Matin (à partir de 10 heures): stand-exposition à la capitainerie de Beauséjour.
• A partir de 15h30 : découverte des oiseaux des salines des galets
• A 20 heures : diaporama à la capitainerie

Dimanche 14 octobre 2018

• Sortie découverte des oiseaux de La Désirade
• Itinéraire: Pointe des Colibris-Salines-Chemin des Gommiers
• Fin de la sortie : environ midi

In celebration of World Migratory Bird Day- Karanambu Lodge and Trust, pioneers in conservation and birding tourism in the Rupununi and Guyana is hosting its first ever Karanambu Bird Festival to promote the the importance of birds and bird conservation to the region and inspire another generation of birding watchers, conservationists and tour guides. Events commentce at 8am, invited are young people ages 8-18yrs form the villages of Yupukari, Kwaimatta, Quatatta, Massara and Binna Hill to enjoy a day of learnign and fun. with birdwatchign trips, games, crafts and lunch.

To celebrate WMBD, Bramble Park Zoo, in Watertown South Dakota, will release a mature male bald eagle as part of its rehabilitation and release program. The release will occur at the Dakota Sioux Casino just north of the Bramble Park Zoo.

Eagle Release

Time: 10:30 AM

Date:  October 1, 2018

Location: Dakota Sioux Casino (near RV Park)

Welcome: Tribal Chairman – Dave Flute

Eagle History – Zoo Veterinarian/Zoo Representative

Eagles Cultural History – Mikey Peters, Tiospa Zina Tribal School

Honor Song – Tiospa Zina Tribal School Drum

Guandu International Nature Art Festival, dating back to 2006, was Taiwan's first large-scale natural art event held in a conservation park. With the experience in the past ten years, this art event has come to a new stage by resetting its title since 2016. The triangle composed of river culture, wetland conservation, and environmental art is still the solid foundation of the curatorial concepts. This event aims to serve as a catalyst to deepen the public’s awareness of our environment, as well as care for local cultures.

The annual Migratory Bird Festival is a free, public event where residents and visitors alike can see, celebrate, and learn about the marvelous migratory birds that travel thousands of miles each year to visit or spend the winter in St. Martin. These amazing birds connect the Americas with their incredible journeys, and St. Martin plays an important role in their life cycle. Activities at the 2018 Migratory Bird Festival will include birdwatching, BirdSleuth games, interactive discovery stations, art activities, and more!

The Prince George’s Audubon Society will hold its 5th annual migration-themed birding festival on Saturday, September 22, 2018 at Lake Artemesia, from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.! 

There will be an early bird walk at 7:30 a.m. for all skill levels, a bilingual family nature walk at 10:00 a.m., live raptors and a raptor talk at 11:00 a.m., children's crafts, coloring pages, face painting, and a Monarch butterfly life cycle display. 

"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.

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.