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Tuesday, January 25, 2011
If I wanted to teach a short course about birds to beginners, where would you suggest I go to find more information?
All About Birds: a great bird guide that lets you find information about birds and birding basics. There is also a section that has suggestions for teaching others about birds at http://bit.ly/6fEaP1
Cornell Lab of Ornithology has a wealth of information at www.birds.cornell.edu/.
Some things the site has to offer that might interest you are:
All About Birds: a great bird guide that lets you find information about birds and birding basics. There is also a section that has suggestions for teaching others about birds at http://bit.ly/6fEaP1
Resources for Kids & Families: Fun online resources and activities for the whole family, plus information about public exhibits & special events.
Resources for Educators: Everything you need to provide a variety of learning experiences using birds as a window into nature and science.
Courses & Seminars: They offer formal and informal courses and seminars on topics from biology and natural history to birdwatching and recording wildlife sounds.
Resources for Educators: Everything you need to provide a variety of learning experiences using birds as a window into nature and science.
Courses & Seminars: They offer formal and informal courses and seminars on topics from biology and natural history to birdwatching and recording wildlife sounds.
I hope this helps. The Cornell Lab of Ornithology uses the best science and technology--and inspires the widest range of people and organizations--to solve critical problems facing wildlife.
Their mission is to interpret and conserve the earth's biological diversity through research, education, and citizen science focused on birds.
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