Toronto Bird Celebration
The Toronto Bird Celebration is a month-long festival of events coordinated by Birds Canada, delivered with the support of 20+ partnering organizations in the GTA.
The Toronto Bird Celebration is a month-long festival of events coordinated by Birds Canada, delivered with the support of 20+ partnering organizations in the GTA.
Andrew Huang will be speaking about the migratory birds of the Fraser Estuary Key Biodiversity Area, and share stories on the life history of some of the more abundant, as well as some of the rarer, poorly known, species. Finally, you will learn how you can help conserve these extraordinary migratory birds. Please register through […]
Join Birds Canada, Brampton Library and Kowa Optics for an Urban Big Sit on World Migratory Bird Day. What is a Big Sit? Big Sits are counting events with the aim of finding as many species of birds as possible while staying within a defined circle. This event is for all ages and birdwatching levels. […]
Join Claire Ross Dunn, author of At Last Count, and Kirk Dunn, textile artist and actor, for an evening of lively conversation on creative partnership at Queen Books with special guest Julia Zarankin, author of Field Notes From an Unintentional Birder. This talk will give insight about Claire’s writing experience, and the ways she consulted with ornithologists […]
Join us to celebrate Endangered Species Day! In this in-person birdinar, you will discover some of the most endangered, secretive and fascinating bird species that breed here in British Columbia. Learn more about Western Screech-Owl, Black Swift, Marbled Murrelet, Long-billed Curlew and Yellow Rails. There will also be an opportunity to watch our short exclusive […]
Join Kelly-Sue O’Connor for an live talk on birding an mental health at Toronto Public Library – Downsview Branch.
Do you find it challenging to find and photograph birds? Are you looking to improve the quality of your bird photos? Join biologist and photographer Kris Cu (BC Outreach Specialist, Birds Canada) to learn more about your camera settings and the skills you need to capture stunning images. The workshop will be hands-on and will […]
Led by Yousif Attia, Birds Canada staff and national citizen science program coordinator, this walk will introduce you to the birds found at Terra Nova Rural Park in Richmond. Together you will search for Anna’s Hummingbirds, Northern Harriers and if lucky, the elusive Virginia Rail. This program will meet at the Community Garden parking lot […]
Led by biologist Rémi Torrenta, this walk will introduce you to the birds found in Stanley Park. See birds like great blue herons, red-tailed hawks, and belted kingfishers while meeting new people and sharing in the outdoors. This program will meet at the Stanley Park Nature House on Lost Lagoon. Please try to arrive at […]
Join Birds Canada on Tuesday July 4th from 7:30 PM to 9:30 PM for a Swift Night Out at Bissell House Courtyard on the University of Toronto St. George Campus! We’re very excited to be partnering with Birdsafe UofT and the University of Toronto Sustainability Office to monitor critical Chimney Swift habitat that can be […]
Join Birds Canada and the Special Bird Service for a free screening of the Bird of Prey Documentary by the Cornell Lab of Ornithology. The film highlights the plight of the critically endangered Philippine Eagle and the people working to protect the species. There will be some refreshments available. Please register through the link.
Learn the basics of birding with Birds Canada using Richmond Public Library Birdwatching ExplorePACKS. The program will begin with an outdoor presentation from Birds Canada covering topics such as: Why birds and birding? […]
Long Point Christmas Bird Count for Kids by Birds Canada Join us for a fun and educational bird counting event just for kids! The Long Point Christmas Bird Count for […]
Explore the fascinating bird life in Richmond led by expert birders from Birds Canada. This beginner-friendly session includes the optimal way to use binoculars and how to identify common backyard birds.
Explore the fascinating bird life in Richmond led by expert birders from Birds Canada. This beginner-friendly session includes the optimal way to use binoculars and how to identify common backyard birds.
Explore the fascinating bird life in Richmond led by expert birders from Birds Canada. This beginner-friendly session includes the optimal way to use binoculars and how to identify common backyard birds.
Join Birds Canada and the Friends of Semiahmoo Bay Society for a fun shoreline cleanup with the community! We well meet at the West Beach at White Rock (beside the boat ramp). Informative brochures will be available. Tools and refreshments will also be provided. Please bring water, gloves, wear comfortable footwear and dress for the […]
Celebrate the return of the birds with a City Nature Challenge Bioblitz and scenic walk on the Serpentine Fen Nature Trail in Surrey. Learn how to use eBird or iNaturalist, and how to identify a variety of marsh species! Please dress for the weather. Meet at the Serpentine Fen parking lot on King George Boulevard, […]
Come join your neighbours for a pleasant walk, along the northern reaches of Wilket Creek in Willowdale, while we listen for and see birds, including resident ones and those in migration. The walk lasts 1-1.5 hours, returning to the starting point. You may easily stop and return anytime earlier, if an hour or less is […]
Enhance birdwatching skills by identifying various birds using identification tricks and tips shared by expert birders from Birds Canada. This intermediate-friendly session covers the migratory birds passing through Richmond while connecting with fellow birding enthusiasts.
Enhance birdwatching skills by identifying various birds using identification tricks and tips shared by expert birders from Birds Canada. This intermediate-friendly session covers the migratory birds passing through Richmond while connecting with fellow birding enthusiasts.
Enhance birdwatching skills by identifying various birds using identification tricks and tips shared by expert birders from Birds Canada. This intermediate-friendly session covers the migratory birds passing through Richmond while connecting with fellow birding enthusiasts.
This free event includes fun activities facilitated by local bird-related organizations, birding tours in the garden, engaging speakers, and amazing prizes. Learn about all the exciting Greater Vancouver Bird Celebrations programs from May 10-May 26. This event is for all ages, novice and experienced birders alike. Speakers: Bird Fact and Fiction – With Rob Butler […]
Celebrate World Migratory Bird Day! Join us for a birding walk in the Key Biodiversity Area of Blackie Spit, Crescent Beach, Surrey. Bring your binoculars, water and dress for the […]
Join us and the Richmond Public Library as we explore the world of birds and birding at Iona Beach Regional Park. This is a free event and is meant for beginner to intermediate birders. Please register through the link.