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Nearly 4 out of 5 of the birds in these beloved bird species are gone!
Birds are one of the best studied species on Earth, so we have a growing body of data to demonstrate the impact of climate change and habitat loss on their lives. The astonishing statistics show that something must be done today to protect our birds!
Northern Pintail -77% Gone
Greater Scaup -75% Gone
Eastern Meadowlark -72% Gone |
Snow Bunting -64% Disappeared
Common Grackle -61% Disappeared |
American Bittern -59% Decrease
Horned Lark -56% Decrease
Ruffed Grouse -54% Decrease |
You Can Help Save One Today!
Birds do so much for us. They keep our ecosystems running smoothly by controlling rodeBirds are one of the best studied species on Earth, so we have a growing body of data to demonstrate the impact of climate change and habitat loss on their lives. The astonishing statistics show that something must be done today to protect our birds!
nts and insect pests, scavenging waste and pollinating plants. They brighten our day and expand our horizons. But climate change and disappearing habitat are putting our most beloved birds at risk.
Of the 428 bird species that regularly breed in Canada as many as 60 are classified as at risk of extinction!
You can help keep common birds common. Please support our bird conservation activities from coast to coast. Nature Canada supports community based bird conservation programs across Canada. Since 1996, we have supported more than 150 grass roots projects, restoring forests, preserving wetlands and protecting nests.
Climate change and habitat loss, if left unchecked, will put even larger numbers of birds in danger.
This is your opportunity to help reverse this terrible tide.
Your donation to Nature Canada can go directly to ecologists and biologists as they strive to protect North American species at risk.
No one said it would be easy. There are no simple answers. But you can be confident that Nature Canada is working on your behalf to protect and conserve one of our most important natural wonders: our birds.
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