Science & InnovationWe reveal how nature works
We bring together scientists, students, and people from all walks of life in the quest to generate new knowledge and conserve our shared natural world. You can help.
eBird Status and Trend models are enabling new ways of viewing birds across continental scales.
What you can do Lifelong Learning and Citizen Science
Begin your journey here. Choose a project to match your interests.
Project FeederWatch
Enjoy birds at your feeder and share your observations
Celebrate Urban Birds
Connect with birds in your community with science, art, & events
Student Resources
Merge your passion for birds with studies in any field
Young Birders Network
Connect with other young birders
EducationWe open doors to the natural world
Help us foster inquiry and learning, starting with the earliest ages and lasting a lifetime. We’re dedicated to inspiring new science and conservation leaders.
Our K-12 program partners with educators in Central America to connect kids with birds.
ConservationWe transform science into action
In service to the natural world, we work with communities around the globe to inspire and inform conservation. Your support helps us find solutions for a sustainable planet alive with the beauty of birds–where together humans and wildlife can thrive.
See Your Impact
Conservation in Action
How We Use Sound to Help Protect Elephants from Poaching
Conservation in Action
How Can a Great Cup of Coffee Support Birds, Farmers, and Local Communities?
Living Bird Latest stories from our award-winning magazine
Macaulay Library
A wildlife media archive with 11,436,981 photos, sounds, and videos from around the world.
Harlequin Duck © Ian Routley Blue-eared Kingfisher © Natthaphat Chotjuckdikul Bare-throated Tiger-Heron © Isaias morataya Chinese Pond-Heron © Neoh Hor Kee White-bellied Sea-Eagle © Stephen Murray Great Crested Grebe © Elliot Montieth Australian Owlet-nightjar © Chris Young Evening Grosbeak © Daniel Jauvin Indigo-winged Parrot © John Cahill Wedge-tailed Grass-Finch © Steve Kelling Red-capped Plover © Hayley Alexander Tawny Frogmouth © David Ongley Bar-headed Goose © Nitin Chandra Western Screech-Owl © Bryan Calk Tawny Antpitta © Steve Kelling Oriental Cuckoo © Matt Wright | Faunagraphic Wildlife Tours Northern Goshawk © Daniel Jauvin Rufous Antpitta © Steve Kelling Pacific Golden-Plover © Jacob Drucker Red-ruffed Fruitcrow © John Cahill
