Ian Cook

Grassland Conservation Manager with @BirdsCanada,

[Birds Canada @BirdsCanada]

Listening to sounds of the night can lead to unexpected discoveries! Birds Canada’s grassland bird monitoring efforts in Manitoba in 2021 turned up an elusive bird species not normally found in the province. Find out which one: https://t.co/Pa3TlgGRy1

[Birds Canada @BirdsCanada]

Today is #WorldWildlifeDay! The 2022 theme is “recovering key species for ecosystem restoration” so we’re featuring some of Canada’s bird species at risk and the landscapes they call home. (Design by Alice Kirby) #WWD2022

[Canadian Roundtable for Sustainable Beef (CRSB) @CRSB_beef]

"12 Days of Member Ways" DAY 3: Meet @BirdsCanada dedicated to 🇨🇦 bird conservation. Their Climate & Biodiversity Friendly Production Practices Resource Guide supports #cdnbeef producers in the Prairies in tackling climate change & biodiversity loss.
👉https://t.co/WiWnSm5sCz

[Sask PCAP @SaskPCAP]

In Saskatchewan, there is less than 13 percent of native prairie remaining. What are some things that you can do to help conserve this endangered ecosystem?

SARSweetTweet #nativeprairie #grasslands

[Leonard ‘Real Food is the only Food’ Eichel @ldeichel]

This 🧵👇How well-meaning advocates for reducing GHG emissions in #cdnag sometimes over-simplify the solution. Beef cattle are good for grassland protection & soil health.

[Birds Canada @BirdsCanada]

Celebrate the holidays with birds & beverages! Our gift to you is a special 2-episode series of The #WarblersPodcast exploring coffee & conservation. Listen & find out how you can help birds as you sip.

2nd episode drops Friday, Dec. 10!

https://t.co/gApexy1l7Q

[Ian Cook @IanCook22]

It can be tough to know where to look for info on making your operation more biodiversity and climate friendly. So we made a guide with a bunch of resources to start with! Check out the Climate and Biodiversity Friendly Resource Guide: https://t.co/P2seqrsTDr
@saskforage @SK_Soil

[Birds Canada @BirdsCanada]

Birds Canada is excited to introduce a new comprehensive guide to helping birds across Canada and beyond. Take a look and share! https://t.co/kbsrW07Nlt

[SODCAP Inc. @SODCAPInc]

Unlike deer, Pronghorn do not jump! Fences can create barriers during migration or when trying to escape a predator. A low wire can also cut the pronghorn's back and the scratch can become infected.
#nativeprairie
#conservation
#morethanjustranching

[SODCAP Inc. @SODCAPInc]

Are you an agricultural producer in Southwestern Saskatchewan with an interest in prairie conservation? Please consider this your invitation to attend our online event on Tuesday November 23. Please contact Wayne at [email protected] for more information or to register.

[Birds Canada @BirdsCanada]

Birds Canada & partners have released a new guide to support cattle producers and landowners in the Prairies in taking action against climate change and biodiversity loss. That includes preserving homes for grassland birds. Learn more: https://t.co/lmyXVfoxyf

[Ian Cook @IanCook22]

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[Birds Canada @BirdsCanada]

The 2021-22 Project FeederWatch season kicks off November 13. Watch the action unfold at your feeder – and contribute your sightings for bird research! Learn more and sign up. https://t.co/jYAGeIvPee

[Ian Cook @IanCook22]

@alexiskienlen Producers play a vital role conservation! We have an Incentives Guide as well as a hot off the press Climate and Biodiversity Friendly Production Practices Resource Guide to help Prairie producers more easily access programs and resources here! https://t.co/WLCrsplwMl

[Ian Cook @IanCook22]

@EquiSportsThrpy @alexiskienlen This might help! Birds Canada compiled conservation/stewardship programs from across the prairies into one guide to make it easier to track down and decide what programs will help you reach both your ecological and production goals! https://t.co/WLCrsplwMl

[Amer. Birding Assoc. @ABA]

Even the most common birds do the most extraordinary things.

[Birds Canada @BirdsCanada]

Birds Canada supports this motion - adopting the Bird Friendly Design standard in Ontario would reduce glass collisions and be a huge help to our bird populations!

[Birds Canada - Ontario Region @BirdsCanada_ON]

Featured Video
All of us at @BirdsCanada would like to thank YOU for being part of our bird conservation mission. In this video, staff across the country share achievements in 2020-2021 made possible by your support and involvement. Enjoy: https://t.co/g20j3HWuLf

[Birds Canada @BirdsCanada]

New on our blog - a word from Senior Conservation Advisor Pete Davidson on the oil spill off the California coast: https://t.co/8WMjEnzwkr