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Birds Canada is the country’s only national organization dedicated to bird conservation. Every day, our thousands of caring donors, more than 75 passionate staff, and over 74,000 outstanding volunteers are taking action to help us better understand, appreciate, and conserve birds and their habitats. Together, we are Canada’s voice for birds.
Espaces de repos | Oiseaux Canada
De nombreux oiseaux de rivage parcourent des milliers de kilomètres au-dessus de l’océan entre leurs lieux de reproduction dans l’Arctique et leurs quartiers d’hiver en Amérique du Sud. Des centaines de milliers de ces oiseaux font halte pendant quelques semaines sur les côtes de la Nouvelle-Écosse pour se nourrir et se reposer avant de poursuivre leur migration sans escale vers le Sud. Or certaines des meilleures plages pour l’approvisionnement en nourriture sont également prisées des humains qui aiment se baigner, pêcher et prendre des photos. La population de Bécasseaux semipalmés a diminué de près de moitié depuis les années 1970 et environ 38 % de la population de l’Est visite la baie de Fundy chaque automne. Des groupes de conservation, comme Oiseaux Canada, s'efforcent de maintenir les plages de repos, ou sites de repos, dans la baie, sans danger pour les troupeaux d'oiseaux de rivage.
Le programme Espaces de repos a pour but d’inciter les usagers des côtes à des fins récréatives à réduire les dérangements causés aux oiseaux de rivage à leurs haltes migratoires le long du basin des Mines, dans la baie de Fundy en Nouvelle-Écosse. Il a été instauré en 2016 en collaboration avec la School for Resource and Environmental Studies de l’Université Dalhousie. Il consiste à recueillir des données de base sur les dérangements et à consulter les collectivités locales et les personnes qui fréquentent les côtes à des fins récréatives. Un essai pilote à des plages de repos pour des oiseaux de rivage a eu lieu en 2017; on a demandé aux gens d’éviter de visiter les plages pendant deux heures avant et après la marée haute lorsque les Bécasseaux semipalmés s’y reposaient. Des membres du personnel d’Oiseaux Canada sont parvenus chaque année aux lieux de repos à réduire les dérangements causés aux limicoles dans le bassin des Mines.
La population de Bécasseaux semipalmés a diminué de près de moitié depuis les années 1970, et environ 38 % de la population de l’Est visite la baie de Fundy chaque automne. Le bassin des Mines fait partie du Réseau de réserves pour les oiseaux de rivage dans l’hémisphère occidental (RRORHO). Il accueille plus d’un million d’oiseaux de rivage en migration entre juillet et août.
Le programme Espaces de repos a pour but d’inciter les usagers des côtes à des fins récréatives à réduire les dérangements causés aux oiseaux de rivage à leurs haltes migratoires le long du basin des Mines, dans la baie de Fundy en Nouvelle-Écosse. Il a été instauré en 2016 en collaboration avec la School for Resource and Environmental Studies de l’Université Dalhousie. Il consiste à recueillir des données de base sur les dérangements et à consulter les collectivités locales et les personnes qui fréquentent les côtes à des fins récréatives. Un essai pilote à des plages de repos pour des oiseaux de rivage a eu lieu en 2017; on a demandé aux gens d’éviter de visiter les plages pendant deux heures avant et après la marée haute lorsque les Bécasseaux semipalmés s’y reposaient. Des membres du personnel d’Oiseaux Canada sont parvenus chaque année aux lieux de repos à réduire les dérangements causés aux limicoles dans le bassin des Mines.
La population de Bécasseaux semipalmés a diminué de près de moitié depuis les années 1970, et environ 38 % de la population de l’Est visite la baie de Fundy chaque automne. Le bassin des Mines fait partie du Réseau de réserves pour les oiseaux de rivage dans l’hémisphère occidental (RRORHO). Il accueille plus d’un million d’oiseaux de rivage en migration entre juillet et août.
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Space to Roost | Birds Canada
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Many shorebirds migrate thousands of kilometres over the ocean from their breeding areas in the Arctic to their wintering grounds in South America. In late summer, hundreds of thousands of shorebirds stop for a few weeks on the shores of the inner Bay of Fundy Nova Scotia to feed and rest before flying non-stop down south. Some of the best beaches to stock up on food before a long flight also h...
Accéder aux données avec NatureCounts
zhlédnutí 25Před 14 hodinami
Apprenez comment accéder aux données avec NatureCounts. NatureCounts est une plateforme de données ouvertes créée par Birds Canada qui recueille, interprète et partage des données sur la biodiversité. Grâce à NatureCounts, les utilisateurs ont accès à des millions d'enregistrements provenant de programmes de recherche et de science citoyenne. Cette vidéo présente brièvement les différentes faço...
Premier pas avec l'application NatureCounts
zhlédnutí 12Před 14 hodinami
NatureCounts est une plateforme de données ouvertes créée par Birds Canada qui recueille, interprète et partage des données sur la biodiversité. L'application de NatureCounts permet aux scientifiques citoyens de collecter des données facilement et de manière fiable, et de soumettre leurs données directement depuis le terrain. Cette vidéo présente l'application et donne des instructions étape pa...
Grasslands, Birds, and Beef
zhlédnutí 55Před 14 dny
Grassland ecosystems and birds are increasingly under threat as agricultural operations expand to meet growing food demands. Yet, agriculture itself can be the solution! Through personal anecdotes and a deep appreciation for the unique wildlife of the Canadian prairies, Ian Cook highlights the importance of grasslands and the need to find collaborative approaches that support farmers and produc...
Wake-up Call: Olive-sided Flycatcher
zhlédnutí 81Před měsícem
"Quick, three beers!" Jody Allair joins us to propose that the Olive-sided Flycatcher is one of Canada's best boreal birds. Will you agree? While they do breed in the boreal forest, the cosmopolitan Olive-sided Flycatcher can be seen right across Canada during migration. Join us to learn more about their charming song and hunting habits, so that you can spot this bird the next time it perches o...
Getting to know Swifts and Swallows
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This bonus episode is all about getting to know swifts and swallows, those speedy aerial acrobats that make summer skies so lively. Rielle Hoeg joins us to help shed some light on these two groups of birds. You'll get pointers on how to tell them apart, and which species are present across Canada. We also learn about their population status and a cool new project in Atlantic Canada aiming to pr...
Warblin' about Warblers
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Around 37 warbler species nest in Canada each summer. But how much do you really know about them? Long overdue, this episode is all about warblers! We explore the quirkiest behaviours, the best warbler songs, marvel over fun facts, and hear tips on where to find warblers no matter where you are in Canada. If you've ever wondered what that quick flash of bright yellow in the tree is...this episo...
Migratory Bird Day: Aerial Insectivores and Insects
zhlédnutí 191Před 3 měsíci
Celebrate migratory birds with this online presentation about Aerial Insectivores. Learn why this group of birds is the most in decline in Canada, how to identify them, and what to do to help them. This webinar is part of the City of Surrey’s Environmental Extravaganza and the Vancouver Bird Celebration. - Aerial insectivores are birds that feed exclusively on insects while flying and include t...
Accessing Data with NatureCounts
zhlédnutí 70Před 3 měsíci
Learn how to access data with NatureCounts. NatureCounts is an open data platform by Birds Canada that collects, interprets and shares biodiversity data. Through NatureCounts, users have access to millions of records from research and citizen science programs. This video provides an introduction to the different ways of accessing NatureCounts data. To find out more about NatureCounts, visit: na...
A Writer's Guide to Conserving Grasslands
zhlédnutí 18Před měsícem
Trevor Herriot grew up exploring the aspen parkland and grasslands of southern Saskatchewan, deeply connected to the natural world around him. His passion for the prairies led him to become one of Canada’s most vocal proponents for the protection of grassland birds through his writing. With a recently released first novel, The Economy of Sparrows, and several award winning non-fictions books un...
Policy Change to Stem the Loss of Canada's Grasslands Webinar
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Birds Canada, in partnership with the Central Grasslands Roadmap, and with contributions from over 15 conservation organizations, universities, agricultural organizations and producers, has developed a Grasslands Policy Paper. This paper outlines the opportunities that policy changes offer to conserve grasslands and all of the birds, mammals, plants, insects, amphibians and reptiles that rely o...
Getting Started with the NatureCounts App
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NatureCounts is an open data platform by Birds Canada that collects, interprets and shares biodiversity data. The NatureCounts app allows Citizen Scientists to collect data easily and reliably, and submit their data directly from the field. This video provides an introduction to the app, and step-by-step instructions on downloading it, signing in, and selecting a project.
NatureCounts: Helping Birds with Your Data
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Do you track bird sightings on eBird? Or have you participated in a citizen science project that helps to monitor bird populations, like Project FeederWatch or the Christmas Bird Count? In this episode we learn what happens after the binoculars are put away. Whether reporting a single American Goldfinch at your feeder, or the efforts of a really successful Big Day, your observations create a re...
Canadian Migration Monitoring Network (CMMN): March 2024 Meeting
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Canadian Migration Monitoring Network (CMMN): March 2024 Meeting
How do birds survive the extremes of winter?!
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How do birds survive the extremes of winter?!
A Year for the Birds: 2023 highlights from across Canada
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A Year for the Birds: 2023 highlights from across Canada
From Sea to Canopy: Safeguarding the Marbled Murrelet
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From Sea to Canopy: Safeguarding the Marbled Murrelet
Indigenous-led Conservation Protects Bird Habitats
zhlédnutí 30Před měsícem
Indigenous-led Conservation Protects Bird Habitats
From Sea to Canopy: Safeguarding the Marbled Murrelet | Trailer
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From Sea to Canopy: Safeguarding the Marbled Murrelet | Trailer
Sharing Anishinaabe Bird Names through Tourism
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Sharing Anishinaabe Bird Names through Tourism
Every egg counts; an extraordinary conservation story
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Every egg counts; an extraordinary conservation story
I hope this reaches people+++
does anyone know where the Black Swift nests are in Nelson BC? We have at least 20 or 20 Black Swifts that can be seen above town in various places.
are you looking for a RX station spot? i am in a dead spot on your map.
Had a Northern Mockingbird making it's call in Tofield,AB
one just landed in my backyard
Ahh that's so cool!
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TLDR: provide the birds with food, water & shelter. 👌
Awesome video guys!
Very good on swifts. Everything they say about climate change is uninformed. Don't confuse science and political science.
Political science is a social science and concerns the study of politics and systems of governance. The study of climate change is done by climatologists not political scientists. Climatologists often receive their PhDs in physics, astronomy, meteorology, oceanography, etc. Very different…
Being in Eastern Canada, I had not heard of this bird species. They seem to be following the same uncertain path as our chimney Swifts and purple martins. Thanks for a great educational video. I already support the great work done at Birds Canada.
So beautiful.
Great video footage and an excellent conservation/best practices message! Well done!
What an amazing bird! Great work everyone
Great short documentary!
Great work! Such an amazing & beautiful bird.
GORGEOUS cinematography!
thanks so much!
Fantastic video! Thanks for your great work.
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Very interesting, although the sensor is bigger than I expected after reading about this. Whatever works, without harming the individual birds, has got to be a help.
So pretty , adorable 😍💖💕
I don't think making these places public is a way to save the wildlife, much of which does NOT get along well with humans, especially those who think it is only to be enjoyed on a machine, or with a pet tertiary predator that they cannot seem to keep at home or leashed. We must make the distinction between "protected from development but for human recreation" vs "protected for the benefit of the rest of the species on the planet." We have key areas in the Maritimes that are fighting every few years, over and over against golf course developers. We MUST have legislation that at least keeps these fights from happening repeatedly.
This just shows that scientific research is a big, if not the biggest, key to bird conservation.
Daphne Davey, look at Bird bath
Very well Done!!
Birdwatching with Tao, look at Bird bath
Excellent video! Thanks for sharing
Sarah Town, look at Bird Bath
Well done! Really explains its importance for learning and understanding!
Marg Cuthbert, look at Bird bath
Would have been better if you would have got on with it instead of spending the first third apologizing for your existence.
Would have been better if you'd kept your unkind words to yourself instead of leaving an unnecessary snarky comment on a free-to-watch video.
This is the best series ever! Thanks for all the hard work making these. I'm a new homeowner a bit south from you (Pennsylvania) but I can't wait to set up my native bird & insect garden.
Samantha Riley, look at Bird bath
Bravo.
Carole TOR, look at Bird bath
Greet job🐦👍🇮🇩
Loydbirds, look at Bird bath
Excellent! Thank you so much!
Very Nice
Hi Guys I lost my birds couple days ago and I can’t lose them again or any new bird so I want that chip so badly and I believe there is many of ppl just like me here in Saudi Arabia who want to put that GPS chip in their birds .. so am wondering if you can chip it to Saudi Arabia Thank you Nawaf