Looking for more fun photos from Migratory Bird Festival 2015? Well, we’ve got ’em! Here’s another batch from Olivia Roudon.

We wanted to share this great set of photos from Alexandra Gnigler. As volunteers, we are often so busy in one part of the event that we don’t get to see everything else that’s going on until afterward. You can also see more of her photos on our Facebook page.

Olivia Roudon has been a Les Fruits de Mer member since the very beginning and has been shooting photos of our events since the very first one. Here are some of her photos from Migratory Bird Festival 2015 with more to follow!

Over 200 people came out to celebrate St. Martin’s spectacular migratory birds at the 2015 Migratory Bird Festival, which was held Saturday at University of St. Martin. The Migratory Bird Festival is a free, annual public Wildlife Discovery Event created by Les Fruits de Mer for residents and visitors to see and learn about the …

We wanted to share a few photos of from the 2015 Migratory Bird Festival. We should have many more on their way in the coming days and we would also love it if you would send us some of your favorite photos from the event. Massive thanks to all our wonderful volunteers, we’re proud to …

This Saturday, the Migratory Bird Festival returns to St. Martin with new activities and an all-star roster of presenters. The free, family-friendly Festival celebrates the amazing migratory birds that arrive on this island each fall after incredible expeditions across the globe. This year it will be held at University of St. Martin from 9am to …

As International Migratory Bird Day events take place across the Caribbean this month, we take a look at the migratory songbirds that spend their winters in Statia. Read about them in The Daily Herald‘s Weekender.

Get the latest updates about Migratory Bird Festival 2015 from The Daily Herald today or your favorite online news sites: Soualiga Newsday, Pearl Radio and SXM Island Time. Don’t forget to invite your friends and download Shadow of a Drought.

In preparation for the upcoming 2015 Migratory Bird Festival, the Les Fruits de Mer association has released a free eBook, Shadow of a Drought, a stunning and poignant photo essay of how drought on St. Martin affects the island’s wildlife and important habitats. The book is available for free download in English and French on …

Our October newsletter went out this weekend. It includes news about the upcoming Migratory Bird Festival, our new “Around the World” feature where we share news from members wherever they are, plus a free ebook, Fruits and friends at the International Coastal Cleanup and an interesting Gaïac story. Check out the newsletter online here. You …