Boreal Songbird Initiative
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Could you spot a White-throated Sparrow? Right now, these songbirds are flying through backyards across North America to the Boreal Forest, where 80% will nest and raise their young. Follow along with Jeff Wells from the National Audubon Society for tips on how to find and identify this beautiful bird in your backyard.
01/08/2019
Songbirds may be silent in winter, but the beauty of birdwatching in this season offers new mysteries and moments of joy that would be missed, otherwise.
Opinion | The Solace of Birds in Winter Nature offers its own consolations in the darkest days of the year.
10/22/2018
Migratory bird species have already been documented moving further north due to climate change. But will there be sufficient space and habitat wherever they end up?
For those that are headed into the Boreal Forest, the answer is likely to be yes!
Boreal ‘refuges’ key to songbird survival as climate changes Billions of birds are right now flying south from Canada’s Boreal forest to wintering grounds from the U.S. to South America. While this incredible flow of life washes across our continent, news continues to spread of how climate change imperils birds and indeed all life on Earth. It can make the ...
10/16/2018
A threat to birds worldwide, climate change is forcing many birds to relocate in search of better habitat/conditions. Many of these birds will seek refuge in the northern reaches of the Boreal Forest.
Better protecting it is a must!
Songbirds in trouble over climate change, habitat loss A new report suggest North America’s boreal songbirds face a serious threat of decline and even extirpation in some areas. The report says climate change is driving species further and further north, and “refugia” corridors of natural forest are needed to ensure safety and rest as they migrate...
10/12/2018
As we've said in the past, a recent wave of Indigenous-led conservation across Canada's Boreal Forest is providing a refreshing glimpse of optimism in otherwise uncertain times. This is what that looks like on the ground.
Congrats to the Dehcho First Nations and everyone involved!
Ottawa, Dehcho First Nations sign deal for 1st Indigenous protected wildlife area | CBC News Environment Minister Catherine McKenna has signed an agreement with Dehcho First Nations Grand Chief Gladys Norwegian creating the first Indigenous-protected national wildlife area in Canada.
Billions of the migratory birds we marvel at in North America depend on the Boreal Forest for raising their young. Climate change will continue to complicate their ability to successfully migrate and breed.
There are straightforward ways we can help, though. Dr. Jeff Wells offers a refreshingly optimistic take on what's happening to better protect "North America's bird nursery," the Boreal Forest:
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