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 …
Eventually, all things must pass—even this current drought. How do natural systems recover from an extreme situation? Many processes need to happen and they each happen at their own pace. We take a closer look in this week’s Bird Watch SXM in The Daily Herald‘s Weekender section.
We are very excited to have the Migratory Bird Festival at University of St. Martin for the second year in a row. It’s a fantastic place to celebrate our migratory birds, located right on the Great Salt Pond. We are grateful to the staff of the University for their help in putting on this event …
We are very excited to have the Migratory Bird Festival at University of St. Martin for the second year in a row. It’s a fantastic place to celebrate our migratory birds, located right on the Great Salt Pond. We are grateful to the staff of the University for their help in putting on this event …
In a region that seems blessed with eternal summer, one of the most noticeable signs of autumn is the arrival of countless migratory birds. Leaving their summer breeding grounds in North America, they transform Caribbean wetlands and forests with their colors and songs. Events celebrating these birds and their miraculous migrations are also arriving this …