Yellow-rumped Warbler
Bird Friendly Selwyn
WE ARE
The Bird Team
We are a group of community members focused on making Selwyn Township bird friendly! To find out more or to volunteer please contact us
What is the program all about?
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Threat reduction
Reduce threats to birds through educational and regulatory measures to create more opportunities for birds to survive and thrive.
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Habitat Protection, Restoration, and Climate Resiliency
Factor in the well-being of birds and communities when planning urban development projects to ensure that habitat conservation and restoration are prioritized.
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Community Outreach and Education
Officially recognizing and celebrating days like World Migratory Bird Day will allow communities to celebrate birds and the diverse places they call home.
Source: Nature Canada's Bird Friendly City Booklet
Want to contribute to Project FeederWatch this winter?
We are putting on a drop-in information session at the Lakefield Branch of the Selwyn Public Library. Come out and learn all about Project FeederWatch, practice with some videos and ask us any questions!
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Come out and join us
November 23rd 10:30am
No registration required
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THE WHY
Will you commit to making Selwyn Township bird-friendly?
Canada’s birds need your help. There are three billion fewer birds in North America today than 50 years ago. Much of these losses are caused by human activities.
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Birds play an essential role in maintaining healthy and resilient ecosystems in our communities and our planet.
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Source: Nature Canada Bird Friendly City Booklet