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Ontario Nature is a non-profit conservation organization established in 1931 that protects and restores natural habitats through research, education and conservation. Ontario Nature has over 140 member groups and 35,000 individual members and supporters. This grassroots network of local nature clubs, 'friends of' organizations, land trusts and individuals is the strength of Ontario Nature, allowing us to carry out successful local projects, as well as regional and provincial initiatives.
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The Boreal Songbird Initiative (BSI) is a non-profit organization dedicated to outreach and education about the importance of the Boreal Forest region to North America's birds. BSI works to mobilize environmental and birding groups and individuals to influence Canadian government and industry policies.
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Nature Canada is a member-based non-profit nature conservation organization dedicated to protecting nature, its diversity, and the processes that sustain it. With strategies based on sound science and passion for nature, Nature Canada effects change on issues of national significance, including bird conservation, wilderness protection, species at risk and national parks.
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BC Nature is a federation of local natural history groups and represents 50 local nature clubs throughout BC. Our legal name is the Federation of BC Naturalists. BC Nature works to protect biodiversity, species at risk, parks and other natural areas throughout the province. Our members participate in many groups that help shape public policy on our environment. Our member clubs are at the forefront of many conservation and stewardship projects. Since becoming a registered society in 1969, we have been working towards the goals of education and conservation, reflected in our motto: “To Know Nature and To Keep It Worth Knowing”.
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The Federation of Alberta Naturalists (FAN) was founded in 1970 and has become a provincially recognized voice for Alberta's naturalists. FAN is a dynamic network of nature oriented clubs with upwards of 5,000 members participating in the study, enjoyment, and conservation of wild Alberta. FAN's greatest strength is our province-wide focus on natural history issues. For all those with a sense of wonder about nature, from the familiar and common wildlife of the urban landscape to the endangered and rare species of the remote mountaintop, FAN offers a chance to share nature with kindred spirits. In our modern environment nature needs more FANs.
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Nature Saskatchewan has been dedicated to the conservation of Saskatchewan's natural environment since 1949. It promotes appreciation and understanding of our natural world through conservation, education and research. Nature Saskatchewan speaks for the protection and preservation of natural eco-systems and their biodiversity through research and viable conservation practices and connects nature and culture through outreach programs and services. The organization believes that nature is not a place to visit, but home, and strives to leave a legacy of our natural heritage for future generations. With over 1300 members Nature Saskatchewan provides programs and services that provide knowledge an experiences for those who have a love for nature.
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Founded in 1923, the Toronto Field Natruralists encourages the enjoyment and preservation of our natural heritage, and provides opportunities to share these interests with other members. Members enjoy eight newsletters, over one hundred guided nature walks and eight informative illustrated lectures every year. Although most of our members live in the city, we are conscious of the important role that the Boreal forests play in providing habitat for the birds we enjoy watching in Toronto’s ravines, parks and along the waterfront. We are pleased to be partners in the Save Our Boreal Birds campaign.
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The Natural History Society of Newfoundland and Labrador was reconstituted in 1966 following earlier societies of the 1930s and 1950s. Membership is open to anyone interested in nature in this beautiful province. We work to increase public awareness, appreciation, and conservation of our natural environment by holding regular public lectures, conducting field trips, publishing a quarterly journal and bird checklists, maintaining bird records, monitoring and responding to development projects and legislation that affect the natural resources of our province, and working with numerous governmental and non-governmental committees and groups to promote the well-being of our natural world.
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Bird Studies Canada (BSC) administers national, regional, and international research and monitoring programs that advance the understanding, appreciation, and conservation of wild birds and their habitats. BSC is Canada’s national body for bird conservation, and is a non-governmental charitable organization.
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Environment for the Americas, home of International Migratory Bird Day, is a non-profit organization working to increase awareness of birds and their conservation throughout the Western Hemisphere. We provide the framework and education materials for bird festivals and events, host a directory of bird education resources, offer bird workshops for educators, and motivate people of all ages to get outdoors to learn about birds.
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Asociación Civil Armonía/BirdLife International is a non-profit organization dedicated to the conservation of birds and their natural habitats in Bolivia. Our conservation actions are based on scientific study and the active involvement of local communities, respecting their culture and knowledge. Asociación Civil Armonía is the Bolivian partner of BirdLife International, the world's largest bird conservation network.
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The mission of Guyra Paraguay is to lead, promote and coordinate progress towards the conservation and sustainable use of biodiversity, with a special focus on birds, through advocacy, research, public awareness and active community participation.
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The mission of Aves & Conservacion is to contribute to the conservation of birds, their habitats and the biodiversity in Ecuador, for the benefit of people and with their active participation.
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SAVE Brasil (Sociedade para a Conservação das Aves do Brasil) is a non-governmental and non-profit organization that strives to conserve birds, their habitats and global biodiversity, working with people towards sustainability in the use of natural resources. SAVE Brasil represents in Brazil the global alliance BirdLife International. With a special focus on birds, SAVE Brasil works to conserve natural environments and to improve people's quality of life.
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Falklands Conservation, a non-governmental charity, works to protect the natural heritage of the Falkland Islands by promoting sustainable tourism and fishing practices, undertaking restoration of wildlife habitats, researching threats and gathering basic information on the Islands' ecology, and helping young people, visitors and the community appreciate the native flora and fauna. As the BirdLife International Partner designate for the Falkland Islands, 22 Important Bird Areas have been identified. A number of these sites have been designated due to the large seasonal congregations of migratory birds from the arctic and Canadian Boreal Forest.
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Aves Argentinas / Asociación Ornitológica del Plata is an independent, non-profit NGO that promotes the study and protection of birds and their habitats through environmental education, conservation management and research. Aves Argentinas operates nationwide through its members, its branch offices and employees. In 1994 Aves Argentinas joined 100 other entities as a partner of the BirdLife International Federation by becoming their official representative in Argentina.
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Aves Uruguay researches and monitors birds and their habitats in Uruguay. The organization produces a range of diverse educational awareness materials, conducts endangered species research and participates in Neotropical Waterfowl Census work.
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