Educational Information to Use
We conduct research and share our data and analysis with resource managers, other scientists, academic institutions, conservation groups, and the public to help our communities use sound science to make informed decisions that affect birds. We also share stories and information about the issues Bay Area birds face and the efforts our communities are making to address them, and we offer classroom curriculum and other best practices for educators and community outreach specialists to help them increase the public's understanding of avian science and conservation. And here we share some of these educational resources with you and your family.
Birdy Hour Speaker Series & Science Talks
A series of virtual talks and discussions to foster appreciation for birds and nature, and inspire the public to help birds.
A series of virtual talks and discussions to foster appreciation for birds and nature, and inspire the public to help birds.
Middle School Curriculum
Students use data from CCFS and focus on local bird species to foster a sense of connection and a desire to learn.
Students use data from CCFS and focus on local bird species to foster a sense of connection and a desire to learn.
Connecting with Nature - Online Resources
We have compiled a list of online resources for learning about and engaging with birds from home.
We have compiled a list of online resources for learning about and engaging with birds from home.
Kids Bird Book Recommendations
Kids books to check out while exploring the Bay and its birds. Information books, poetry and fiction.
Kids books to check out while exploring the Bay and its birds. Information books, poetry and fiction.
Ask a Scientist
In 2020, we covered a different topic each week on social media and invited people to ask questions.
In 2020, we covered a different topic each week on social media and invited people to ask questions.