Birding

We love to travel to find new birds and participate in a lot of bird counts. We also created a Guide to Birding Field Guides and host a collection of over 200 birding links from all over the globe.

Conservation

While our main focus continues to be birds, we promote other areas of conservation as well. Conserving land not only benefits wildlife, but is hugely beneficial to people as well.

Year of the Young Birder

2013 is officially The Year of the Young Birder! We plan on spending the whole year promoting young birder clubs and sharing ideas on how to help student naturalists become lifelong conservationists.

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January 2, 2007

Geobirder

Geography and birding have a lot in common. Migration, water conservation, types of climate, and where to find birds to name a few. A Geobirder is the combination of studying geography and how it relates to birds and birding. As I read through the courses I will be taking as a geography major, I noticed how every class can relate to birding in some way or another. I look foward to blogging more on this subject.
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American Redstart taking a break during migration. Migration routes are a key project for Geobirders.

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  1. NatureWoman says:

    I look forward to reading what you write!

    Posted on: January 2, 2007 @ 1:24 pm

  2. Mon@rch says:

    Very nice, love the photo!

    Posted on: January 2, 2007 @ 10:50 pm

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