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Birdwatching for all

Kids, families, and seniors will find tips tailored for them. Age-appropriate binoculars, plus easy, enjoyable ways to learn + share skills, are all here.

Birdwatching for children

Keen to nurture a lifelong love of birdwatching in the next generation?

Browse these resources on starter kit for kids and fun educational birding activities.

Birdwatching for teenagers

Keen to get teenagers engaged in birdwatching? We suggest resources for this age group, like apps, social media, and events.

Find ideas for making birding cool and relevant to teens' interests.

Birdwatching for seniors

It’s never too late to enjoy the mental and physical perks of birding.

Our seniors section provides resources from the best optics to easy birding excursions.

ACCESSIBLE BIRDING

Birdwatching should be open to all who love birds, regardless of mobility limitations. Our resources aim to make the wonders of birdwatching inclusive and fulfilling for every body.

Check here for guidance on enjoying birding activities with mobility challenges or disabilities.

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How seniors make a difference to citizen science bird projects

September 3, 2023

Want to contribute to bird conservation? Discover how seniors play a pivotal role in citizen science projects, aiding conservation efforts with data

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Volunteering as a Senior Birdwatcher: Opportunities to Contribute and Connect

September 3, 2023

Ready to volunteer and connect? Explore fulfilling volunteering opportunities as a senior birdwatcher, making a difference and forming meaningful connections.

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Continuing Bird Education as a Senior

September 3, 2023

Eager to expand your bird knowledge? Stay engaged by continuing your bird education as a senior, deepening your understanding and appreciation for these winged wonders.

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Connections across all ages: why multigenerational birding family trips matter

September 3, 2023

Keen to explore birding with the entire family? With the right planning, multigenerational bird watching creates lasting connections and memories.

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Safety guidance for birders of all ages

September 3, 2023

Stay safe and secure while birdwatching with this essential guidance. Ensure enjoyable outings for all, from kids to seniors.

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How to make birding part of a retirement fitness plan

September 3, 2023

Want to try birding and get fitter at the same time? Here are tips for seniors to get active and incorporate birdwatching into a retirement fitness plan.

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Discovering Birds Online: Seniors’ guide to Birdwatching Apps

September 3, 2023

Whether tech savvy or not, you can access the world of birdwatching apps. Get ready for the excitement of discovering birds through technology…

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Sharing a love of birdwatching with the next generation

September 3, 2023

Ready to inspire young birders? Discover effective methods for seniors to enjoy the world of birdwatching alongside children and grandchildren.

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Must-See Live Bird Cams for Armchair Birdwatchers

September 3, 2023

Curious about live camera feeds of birds? Tune in to live cams, viewing the beauty of birds from your armchair in a mesmerizing birding experience.

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Creating an Indoor Birdwatching Haven: Tips for Seniors + Housebound

September 3, 2023

Keen to watch birds from home? Turn your indoor environment into a birdwatching haven, perfect for seniors and those who are housebound.

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Tips for making outdoor spaces better for senior birders

September 3, 2023

Want to create an accessible environment for birding? Learn how to improve features of a backyard or outdoor space to cater to senior birdwatchers.

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Birdwatching for Seniors: Embracing Birdwatching with Vision Loss

September 3, 2023

Can I still be a birder with vision loss? Yes. We suggest how to adapt and continue your passion for experiencing birds even as your sight changes.

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