The Big Garden Birdwatch is an annual event that brings together bird enthusiasts, nature lovers, and families to observe and record the bird species visiting their gardens. Organised by the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB), this citizen science project aims to monitor the health of bird populations across the UK. By participating, you contribute valuable data that helps protect our feathered friends and their habitats.
Participating in the Big Garden Birdwatch is not only a fun and educational activity but also a meaningful way to contribute to bird conservation. By spending just an hour observing birds in your garden, you can help the RSPB gather important data on bird populations and trends. This information is crucial for identifying species at risk and implementing conservation measures to protect them.
Getting involved in the Big Garden Birdwatch is simple and rewarding. Here are the steps to participate. Visit the RSPB Website here to find out more:
https://www.rspb.org.uk/whats-happening
Make your garden bird-friendly by providing food, water, and shelter. Creepers Nursery offers a wide range of bird feeders, bird baths, and plants that attract birds, ensuring your garden is a haven for wildlife.
Spend an hour watching the birds in your garden. Use the identification chart to recognise different species and record the number of each type you see.
After your birdwatching session, submit your results online or by post. Your data will be added to the national database, helping the RSPB monitor bird populations. Here is the link: https://www.rspb.org.uk/whats-happening/big-garden-birdwatch
To make the most of your Big Garden Birdwatch, follow these tips:
Creepers Nursery helps create habitats that support bird populations. Their knowledgeable staff can provide guidance on creating a bird-friendly garden, ensuring you have everything you need for a successful Big Garden Birdwatch.
The Big Garden Birdwatch is a fantastic opportunity to connect with nature, learn about the birds in your garden, and contribute to vital conservation efforts. By participating, you can help protect our feathered friends and ensure their survival for future generations. So, grab your binoculars, head to your garden, and join the thousands of people taking part in this wonderful event. Happy birdwatching!