Festival

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.

En familia celebremos el "Día Mundial de las Aves Migratorias". El Museo Nacional de los Ferrocarriles Mexicanos, Alas Urbanas - Club de observadores de aves del estado de Puebla, PAU Puebla y el Jardín Etnobotánico Francisco Peláez R. entre otras organizaciones, nos reunimos para promover actividades, talleres y conferencias para que compartir la emoción por la observación de las aves y generar estrategias para promover la conservación de estos maravillosos seres vivos con quienes compartimos el espacio. 

The La Encrucijada Biosphere Reserve will carry out various activities aimed at children and people from the community of Barra Zacapulco, to promote knowledge and conservation of migratory birds that arrive in their community, this through talks, tours for bird watching , workshops, contests and activities with children, in addition to environmental cinema.

Minds were able to take flight On May 14, 2022, at little Beaver State Park. The park teamed up with Three Rivers Avian Center for their annual Migration Celebration!

The event gave families a hands-on experience to learn about our native migrating birds. In addition to getting up close and personal with horned owls, falcons, and even a bald eagle, folks had a chance to learn about West Virginia ecosystems, bird bone structure, and much more.

Marking the 'World Migratory Bird Day' observed on May 14, Indira Gandhi Zoological Park (IGZP) is going to organise a range of events for bird enthusiasts. In this connection, the IGZP is conducting a 'Bird Watching' event. Many species of migratory birds can be found in and around Visakhapatnam Zoo.

World Migratory Bird Day in Kuala Simbur Village, Jambi Province, Indonesia (hosted by Wildlife Observer Community – Indonesia)
Saturday 14 – Monday 16 May 2022

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During May, songbirds migrating from South America pass through our area on their way to breeding grounds in the forests of Canada. These tiny travelers use forest preserves as stopover spots to rest and refuel. Join us to learn the secrets of these birds’ extraordinary journeys during guided hikes, family activities and presentations.

Schedule of events

Our chapter will be celebrating our second annual World Migratory Bird Day on this day with the global theme “Dim the Lights for Birds at Night” to focus on the impacts of light pollution on migratory birds.
The University of Illinois Extension and the Freeport Public Library will also be part of this event! We will also have bird treats from The Cookie Jar bakery!

From 1:30-2:30 p.m., visitors can take a tour of the zoo's veterinary clinic and learn about the work done to rehabilitate birds of prey.

Many of the raptors, or birds of prey, that the zoo takes in are migratory birds and are only passing through, Zoo Curator Ashley Burdick notes. The zoo attempts to rehabilitate injured raptors in hopes that they can then be released into the wild. Those who can't sometimes take up permanent residence at the zoo.

Sunday afternoon, visitors can meet one of the zoo's very own migratory birds, a Mississippi kite named Penelope.