WARMINSTER BIRD TOWN

The EAC invites our residents to help us become Bucks County’s newest bird town!

What is a Bird Town?
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BIRD HABITAT RECOGNITION PROGRAM

Engaging in sustainable landscaping will increase your chances of encountering the wonders of nature on a daily basis. Registering your property with Audubon Pennsylvania will ensure that you get up-to-the-minute information on events in your region and opportunities to interact with experts and like-minded landowners around the state. It’s free to register. Adding a yard sign will pique the interest of your neighbors! Contact us for more information: conservationpa@audubon.org

The Great Backyard Bird Count

The Great Backyard Bird Count is just around the corner—so take a few minutes to brush up on some of the birds you’re most likely to spot.

Whether you’re a beginner getting set to take part in this year’s count, or you simply want to know more about the birds you see on the regular, check out these helpful tips for IDing 15 common species. You’ll enjoy learning new facts about some familiar friends. And you’ll be ready when the GBBC count starts on Friday, February 15.  Click here for detials.

AN INVITATION FROM THE WARMINSTER ENVIRONMENTAL ADVISORY COUNCIL FOR YOU!

APPLY to join as an OFFICIAL member of the Warminster Environmental Advisory Council. Citizens with a strong interest in promoting Warminster’s natural environment, ecology, conservation, and related issues are encouraged to apply. No special experience necessary although relevant expertise especially valuable–including organizing, educational, and outreach skills help. Meetings are once a month on the 4th Monday of each month at 7:00pm in the Administration Building located on Henry & Gibson Avenue. Council members also work behind the scenes to support Council projects such as Bird Town PA, creek health, and stormwater management.

If interested, please send a letter of interest to the Project Coordinator – Brandon Yett at byett@warminsterpa.org with your background information and why you would like to be part of the EAC.