Environment for the Americas

We connect people to nature and bird conservation. Home of #WorldMigratoryBirdDay in the Americas.

[World Migratory Bird Day @WMBD]

#DidYouKnow #WorldMigratoryBirdDay is celebrated twice each year all across the world! 🌏🦩🇺🇳 🕊️

For example, here is a nice news piece marking #WMBD2026 from #India 🇮🇳 by @DDIndialive

📽️ https://t.co/UwHaLppzxz

[World Migratory Bird Day @WMBD]

Every bird count brings you closer to nature! 🦩🌏

By taking part in bird counts and other #citizenscience activities, you deepen your connection to nature and your understanding of the challenges birds face!

Learn more via #WorldMigratoryBirdDay here

➡️https://t.co/g8ZgR8LlPc

[World Migratory Bird Day @WMBD]

Did you miss #WorldMigratoryBirdDay? No worries, you can still take part!

Events can be held year-round, so it’s not too late to organize and event to highlight that “Every Bird Counts – Your Observations Matter!”.

Register your event here: https://t.co/4yt1B83YQn

[World Migratory Bird Day @WMBD]

✅ Ready to get involved in #WorldMigratoryBirdDay?

Become a community scientist, join a bird count, adopt a monitoring site, or report marked birds. Small, consistent observations add up. 🐧

Learn more: https://t.co/ZZ1om2SW7u

#WMD2026 #EveryBirdCounts

[World Migratory Bird Day @WMBD]

Community science works best when it's ethical.

Don't disturb nests or feeding birds, avoid playback sounds, respect habitats, and keep noise low. Good practices = reliable data = better conservation! 🌱

https://t.co/wPcxOmL7BW
#WorldMigratoryBirdDay #WMBD2026 #EveryBirdCounts

[World Migratory Bird Day @WMBD]

Every bird observation counts! 🦅🦩🦆🦉

Millions of people contribute to migratory bird conservation through community and citizen science.

#WorldMigratoryBirdDay 2026 highlights how every observation helps!

Learn more: https://t.co/g8ZgR8LlPc

[EAAFP @EAAFP]

🌎 Calling embroidery artists worldwide! 🧵🐦
We’re excited to launch the World Migratory Bird Day Embroidery Competition celebrating the 2026 theme “Every Bird Counts: Your Observations Matter.” This creative global contest is part of World Migratory Bird Day 2026.
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[World Migratory Bird Day @WMBD]

Join our #WorldMigratoryBirdDay Embroidery Competition! 🧵🐦

Open to all ages worldwide 🌍. Show your creativity and help tell a story about migratory bird conservation.

📅 Submission deadline: Sept 30, 2026
🏆 Winners announced: Nov 2026

Learn more: https://t.co/Ny3W8ALo8V

[World Migratory Bird Day @WMBD]

Thank you to all who joined #WorldMigratoryBirdDay! 🌍🦩

Your events and observations brought this year’s theme “Every Bird Counts – Your Observations Matter!” to life, contributing to the conservation of migratory birds worldwide.

On to 10 Oct., the 2nd peak day of #WMBD2026!

[Nyandungu Eco-Park @nyandungupark]

Happy World Migratory Bird Day! 🕊️🌍

Today, bird enthusiasts joined Nyandungu Eco-Park in celebration of World Migratory Bird Day.

During the birdwatching activity, 110 bird species were observed, including two migratory birds: the Barn Swallow (Hirundo rustica) and

[Pacto Global Red Colombia @pactocolombia]

🦆🦅En el Día Mundial de las Aves Migratorias recordamos la importancia de proteger las especies y sus ecosistemas. Su conservación aporta al cumplimiento de los ODS 13, 14 y 15 y fortalece la #biodiversidad y el clima

📸World Migratory Bird Day

#WorldMigratoryBirdDay #WMBD2026

[Wetlands International South Asia @WetlandsInt_SA]

On this World Migratory Bird Day, know why counting migratory birds is key to saving them?

🦜Know more: https://t.co/dPMGqEXV70

Donate here: https://t.co/CRw5BvauQU to help keep these counts going!

#EveryBirdCounts #WMBD2026 #WorldMigratoryBirdDay #BirdConservation #CitizenScience

[Convention on Migratory Species (CMS) @BonnConvention]

A bird spotted from a balcony, schoolyard, local park, wetland or nature reserve can help tell a much bigger story.

For World Migratory Bird Day 2026, CMS Executive Secretary Amy Fraenkel invites everyone to take part in citizen and community science by observing birds, recording sightings and sharing what they see. 🔭📝

This year’s theme, “Every Bird Counts - Your Observations Matter!”, reminds us that these observations help build the knowledge needed to protect migratory birds and the places they depend on.

Watch her video statement and learn how you can get involved on #WorldMigratoryBirdDay at https://t.co/8g07XhDxFf 🐦

#WMBD2026 #EveryBirdCounts

[UNAM @UNAM_MX]

Cada ave cuenta. ¡Tus observaciones importan 🔭! #UnDíaComoHoy se conmemora el Día Mundial de las Aves Migratorias 🐦🧳. Este año, se resalta que cada persona puede aportar su granito de arena, brindando información que puede ser muy útil en la protección de estas especies y sus hábitats > https://t.co/LonxTA7Bww

[Global Goals @GlobalGoalsUN]

🕊️ Migratory birds connect ecosystems across the planet!

This #WorldMigratoryBirdDay, we're celebrating the theme: #EveryBirdCounts and #YourObservationsMatter! 🌍📊
In your backyard or a local park, your bird sightings help protect the flyways! 🔭✨

https://t.co/ZjulbDWdcn

[Denver Zoo Conservation Alliance @DenverZoo]

World Migratory Bird Day is Saturday, May 9, and you can celebrate with us right here at DZCA! This year’s theme, “Every Bird Counts – Your Observation Matters!,” highlights the important role each of us can play in protecting birds and their habitats.

Join us from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at the North American Songbird Garden, located across from the entrance to Primate Panorama, to learn how you can support bird conservation in your own backyard and learn more about our community science efforts.

Many wild migratory birds fly through DZCA each year, and beyond our campus, our Colorado Field Conservation team conducts bird surveys at Daniels Park to help monitor local bird populations and support conservation efforts across the state. 🐦🪶

Photo 1 by Alex Dowd: A Broad-tailed Hummingbird visits Scarlet gilia at the Daniels Park medicine wheel garden — one of the many migratory bird species commonly observed during spring bird surveys at Daniels Park.

Photo 2 by Tim Luethke: Great Plains Conservation Program Director Dr. Kate Wilkins helps band a nest of kestrel hatchlings in 2025.

[United Nations @UN]

Migratory birds connect not only ecosystems, but also people and nations.

Saturday’s #WorldMigratoryBirdDay highlights the urgent need for #ClimateAction to protect them from threats like habitat loss, plastic pollution, and the climate crisis. https://t.co/UjrhBUzHpa

[South Florida Water Management District @SFWMD]

🐦Today is World Migratory Bird Day and we are celebrating these feathered travelers who fly thousands of miles without missing a tweet!

🐦‍⬛ No GPS is required with their egg-cellent instincts.

☀️ Casual observers and experienced birders alike can experience the joy of birds and birding on @SFWMD lands.

🌱 The District works year-round to restore and protect natural ecosystems that provide important habitat for migratory birds as they travel through the region.

💫 South Florida is often the last stop for birds on their flight to the Caribbean and Central and South America. District lands serve as important stopover sites for birds to rest, refuel and seek shelter during their migration.

[World Migratory Bird Day @WMBD]

#WorldMigratoryBirdDay is nearly here! 🌍🐦

Join the global celebration on 9 May and help highlight the importance of #CitizenScience for bird conservation!

Join one of hundreds of events under the theme “Every Bird Counts – Your Observations Matter!”: https://t.co/SoAJkVxZe1

[EAAFP @EAAFP]

🐦Today is World Migratory Bird Day!

Here's Jennifer George, Chief Executive of the EAAFP Secretariat, sharing her reflections on community science & how collaboration continues to drive us toward our shared conservation goals.

https://t.co/YYzyODbyBZ

#WorldMigratoryBirdDay