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Hi Everyone;
This is a new project by Cornell. Canadians as well
as Americans are encouraged to participate. If you're
interested, sign up using the link below.
Cheers;
Suzanne Borkowski
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From: Patricia Leonard <pel27@cornell.edu>
Subject: Celebrate Urban Birds!
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Hello there!
If you have a bulletin board or a newsletter where some mention could be=20
made of our event, that would be spectacular--thank you!
Pat
____________________________________________________________________________=
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Contact: Karen Purcell
607-254-2455=20
For immediate release
<mailto:kap7@cornell.edu>kap7@cornell.edu=20
April 2, 2007
=93Celebrate Urban Birds!=94
Nationwide event brings attention to urban greening and birds in the city
Ithaca, NY=AD-Amid the concrete jungle of cities, nature can be=20
resilient-=ADgiven the chance. Urban parks, gardens, and other green areas=
=20
can host a surprising diversity of birds=AD-whether colorful resident=
pigeons=20
and adaptable hawks, or far-flung travelers such as warblers and orioles=20
looking for a place to rest during journeys of thousands of miles.
During May 10=9613, 2007, the Cornell Lab of Ornithology invites city=20
residents to =93Celebrate Urban Birds!=94 through activities such as=
gardening,=20
bird watching, art, and science. These events will raise awareness about=20
birds in the city=ADand help scientists learn how birds use urban habitats.
People of all ages and backgrounds can participate in any way they wish, on=
=20
their own or with local organizations. To aid scientists, they can watch=20
city birds for at least 10 minutes, check off 15 target species of birds,=20
and send the information through the mail or the Internet to the Cornell=20
Lab of Ornithology=92s Urban Birds Studies project.
=93It is vital that we understand how birds are affected by available urban=
=20
green spaces, including parks, rooftop gardens, and even potted plants on=20
balconies,=94 says project leader Karen Purcell. =93Bringing people=92s=
attention=20
to urban nature is essential for global conservation awareness and efforts=
=20
to help birds.=94
More than 100 organizations will host special events as part =93Celebrate=20
Urban Birds,=94 including schools, public gardens, nature centers, museums,=
=20
and parks. People are also invited to join activities on their own. While=20
supplies last, everyone who signs up will receive a Celebration Kit in=20
English and Spanish with a colorful urban birds poster, educational=20
materials about birds and urban greening, data form, and packet of=20
sunflower seeds to plant in pots and gardens.
Learn more and sign up at=20
<http://www.urbanbirds.org/celebration>www.urbanbirds.org/celebration.=20
Despite the dramatic increase in urbanization, we can still help the birds=
=20
and connect with nature. Join the Cornell Lab of Ornithology and =93Celebrat=
e=20
Urban Birds!=94
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Ithaca, NY</i><b>=AD-</b>Amid the concrete jungle of cities, nature can be
resilient-=ADgiven the chance. Urban parks, gardens, and other green areas
can host a surprising diversity of birds=AD-whether colorful resident
pigeons and adaptable hawks, or far-flung travelers such as warblers and
orioles looking for a place to rest during journeys of thousands of
miles. <br><br>
During <b>May 10=9613, 2007,</b> the Cornell Lab of Ornithology invites
city residents to <b>=93Celebrate Urban Birds!=94</b> through activities suc=
h
as gardening, bird watching, art, and science. These events will raise
awareness about birds in the city=ADand help scientists learn how birds use
urban habitats. <br><br>
People of all ages and backgrounds can participate in any way they wish,
on their own or with local organizations. To aid scientists, they can
watch city birds for at least 10 minutes, check off 15 target species of
birds, and send the information through the mail or the Internet to the
Cornell Lab of Ornithology=92s Urban Birds Studies project. <br><br>
=93It is vital that we understand how birds are affected by available urban
green spaces, including parks, rooftop gardens, and even potted plants on
balconies,=94 says project leader Karen Purcell. =93Bringing people=92s
attention to urban nature is essential for global conservation awareness
and efforts to help birds.=94 <br><br>
More than 100 organizations will host special events as part =93Celebrate
Urban Birds,=94 including schools, public gardens, nature centers, museums,
and parks. People are also invited to join activities on their own. While
supplies last, everyone who signs up will receive a Celebration Kit in
English and Spanish with a colorful urban birds poster, educational
materials about birds and urban greening, data form, and packet of
sunflower seeds to plant in pots and gardens. <br><br>
Learn more and sign up<b> </b>at
<a href=3D"http://www.urbanbirds.org/celebration">
www.urbanbirds.org/celebration</a>. Despite the dramatic increase in
urbanization, we can still help the birds and connect with nature. Join
the Cornell Lab of Ornithology and =93Celebrate Urban Birds!=94<br><br>
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