Bird Studies Canada
supporters play a special and unique role in conserving Canada's
wild birds. Over 20,000 strong, they contribute their time and
resources to support bird surveys and related research. Bird Studies
Canada's nation-wide monitoring programs are used to track bird
populations over time and draw attention to declines - focusing
conservation efforts where they are needed most.
Join as a member of Bird Studies Canada and receive associated
benefits and opportunities to participate in
Project FeederWatch,
Canadian Lakes Loon Survey
and/or Christmas Bird Count. By joining today,
you will receive quarterly issues of BirdWatch Canada, filled with
fascinating stories, beautiful photos, and timely updates on the
status of Canada's birds - tracked through BSC's essential
monitoring programs. If you join as a Contributing, Supporting,
Life, or Patron member, you will also receive the full-colour
international magazine World BirdWatch. As a member, your fully
receipted contribution helps to keep common birds common and
conserve species risk.
By renewing now, you will continue to receive quarterly issues of
BirdWatch Canada, filled with fascinating stories, beautiful photos,
and timely updates on the status of Canada's birds - tracked through
BSC's essential monitoring programs. If you renew as a Contributing,
Supporting, Life, or Patron member, you will also receive the
full-colour international magazine World BirdWatch. Your renewal
will support ongoing research and conservation of Canada's birds.
Whether you renew as a FeederWatcher, a Loon Surveyor, or with other
member benefits, your fully receipted contribution helps to keep
common birds common and conserve species at risk.
Make your purchases count for the birds. Select from many beautiful
and unique items such as hats, t-shirts, and sweatshirts! Our
products are of the best quality, at a reasonable cost. From the
young to the young at heart, BSC has a selection of books that will
delight all readers.
Adopt a wild bird! These certificates are a perfect gift for a
friend or yourself, and you'll be helping the birds as well. With
each adoption, you will receive details about the banding of your
unique bird. Your "adoption fee" enables information on migrant
birds to be collected daily, resulting in a large database of
information critical to conservation planning.
The Baillie Birdathon is the oldest sponsored bird count in North
America. It was established in 1976 as a fundraiser to support the
research and conservation of wild birds. Funds raised by
participants benefit not only the work of Bird Studies Canada, but
also designated bird observatories in the Canadian Migration
Monitoring Network, the James L. Baillie Memorial Fund, which
provides research grants for bird studies across Canada, and
participating conservation and naturalist clubs. Help support the
birds by sponsoring a participant or, sign up to participate
yourself.
Recognize a friend or loved one who has passed away by donating a
meaningful gift to Bird Studies Canada's Endowment Fund, where it
will earn interest in perpetuity in support of our programs. Friends
and family appreciate knowing a lasting legacy has been created in
honour of the deceased, while working for the conservation of wild
birds. Please call us toll-free at 1-888-448-2473.
Various forms of planned giving by friends and supporters of Bird
Studies Canada have always been a very special, and cherished,
source of financial support. You can help ensure a brighter future
for wild birds by arranging a bequest in your will, a gift of life
insurance, a charitable annuity, or other planned gift to Bird
Studies Canada. Please call us toll-free at 1-888-448-2473 and
ask to speak to Elaine Secord .
Become a Bird Studies Canada member today and choose the level that
best suits you. Your benefits are your choice - you can change your
member benefits at any time. Once you have made a decision as to
which membership level and/or benefit(s) you would like, you can
Join or
Renew here.
