Flying into Celebrating World Migratory Bird Day

Flying into Celebrating World Migratory Bird Day

DULUTH, Minn.– The snow is melted, and the sun is shining that alone is something to celebrate. But with the turning of seasons, there was another special celebration. “It’s really important to highlight the really vital role that Minnesota and Northern Wisconsin along Lake Superior play for bird migration. And even just the interaction of the urban and rural with a huge amount of bird migration is something we really like to highlight,” said St…

NCTC celebrating 'World Migratory Bird Day'

To help celebrate the 2025 “World Migratory Bird Day”, join on May 15, for a 7 p.m. presentation by author Tim Beatley on "Creating Bird-Friendly Cities and Communities".

Let’s Make Our Cities and Communities Bird-Friendly

Every year, the world celebrates World Migratory Bird Day (WMBD) in May to raise awareness about birds and the plight they face while migrating along global routes known as flyways. Annually, millions of birds undertake the world’s longest and largest migrations, travelling thousands of kilometres, traversing continents in search of breeding, feeding and resting grounds. During migration, birds play key roles in the environment including control…

Galena, JDCF to collaborate for World Migratory Bird Day event

GALENA, Ill. — The city of Galena and Jo Daviess Conservation Foundation will collaborate for an upcoming celebration of World Migratory Bird Day.

World Migratory Bird Day 2025

World Migratory Bird Day (WMBD) 2025 is a global campaign supported by the United Nations (UN), observed biannually on the second Saturday of May and October, to raise awareness about challenges faced by migratory birds and encourage action to conserve their habitats. WMBD 2025 falls on 10th May 2025 and 11th October 2025. WMBD 2024 […] The post World Migratory Bird Day 2025 – May 10 appeared first on AffairsCloud.com.

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