The total number of North American birds has declined by a third in the last fifty years. That’s 3 billion birds just gone! Cambridge, which is right along the bird migration superhighway for millions of birds can play a role in helping bird populations recover.
Join us for a series of beginner bird walks during Earth Day week. We’ll be birding Danehey Park, Alewife Reservation, and other locations TBD. We’ll look for resident birds plus early migrants just flying in—and we’ll talk a little about the unique challenges urban birds face, why birds are critical to urban ecology, and what you can do to help save birds.
We’ll also have some binoculars to lend on request. Children are welcome with a parent. Spaces for each walk are limited and you must register in advance. Free!
PLEASE NOTE: In the past, these walks have always booked up quickly. Be sure to sign up in advance and you’ll have a chance to secure a spot early.
DATE: April 27 (Danehy Park and May 3 (Fresh Pond). Both locations are in Cambridge.
TIME: Mornings, about 90 minutes
DETAILS: Click Register below.
COST: Free.
REGISTER: Registration is required. Register at Many Helping Hands 365.
Our team is back for a fourth year leading bird walks on Earth day for Many Helping Hands 365. Most Cambridge neighbors, know MMH356 for their amazing MLK Day of Service event and racial justice work. We’re always thrilled to parter with MHH356 and other Cambridge organizations to offer these walks.
WEBSITE: manyhelpinghands365.org
EMAIL: hello@manyhelpinghands356.org
PHOTO Beginning birders, MFB
