Bird School: A Beginner in the Wood
SUNDAY MARCH 1, 3:00 PM ET A Conversation with writer Adam Nicolson live from Sussex via Zoom, and local science writer Cara Giaimo
In partnership with environmental, cultural, and community leaders and organizations, the Boston Birding Festival seeks to create transformative experiences of collective awe that strengthen public understanding and appreciation of the natural world and contribute to increased environmental justice, conservation, and sustainability.
We do this through the lens of birding.
SUNDAY MARCH 1, 3:00 PM ET A Conversation with writer Adam Nicolson live from Sussex via Zoom, and local science writer Cara Giaimo
POSTPONED! SUN FEB 8 A winter bird walk in Hull for winter sea birds and migrants. Bundle up!
CANCELLED! Join us for a winter bird walk at Castle Island in Boston, MA SAT. Jan 31 at 9:30 AM
Join us as we explore the historic Olmsted Park area that includes Jamaica Pond, Willow Pond, Ward’s Pond, and Leverett Pond, and look for ducks. SAT, NOV 8
In the past 50 years, the total North American bird population has fallen by almost 3 billion or 29 percent. Rising temperatures also threaten two-thirds of North American bird species with extinction.
We have about a decade to preserve the habitats and species we know today, stem the effects of climate change and reduce risks to birds and other wildlife. And you can help.
We invite you to join us online and in person for bird and birding experiences. The Festival’s programming is designed to celebrate the work of leaders comitted to environmental justice and to help all of us learn from the heroes working to save birds and their habitat and restore green and wild places—especially in urban areas.
LINK: State of the Birds, 2022
The latest news from the Festival (along with assorted ramblings, observations, discoveries, celebrations, gripes, and personal opinions on birds, environmental justice, climate, sustainability, and related topics). Email us if you’d like to be a guest author.
