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Birds play an essential role in maintaining healthy and resilient ecosystems in our communities and our planet. But Canada’s birds need our help. There are three billion fewer birds in North America today than 50 years ago. The City of Regina wants to help reverse this alarming trend.
The Bird Friendly City designation encourages communities to take action to reduce the number of human-related threats to birds, create safe environments for birds by promoting stewardship and ensuring that natural habitats are protected and restored, and engage and educate citizens about the benefits of Bird Friendly Cities and celebrating birds in our communities. We are grateful to the City of Regina for the many bird-friendly policies and actions already in place and we look forward to continuing to work together to help birds thrive in Regina.
Regina is a Bird Friendly City
Birds play an essential role in maintaining healthy and resilient ecosystems in our communities and our planet. But Canada’s birds need our help. There are three billion fewer birds in North America today than 50 years ago. The City of Regina wants to help reverse this alarming trend.
The Bird Friendly City designation encourages communities to take action to reduce the number of human-related threats to birds, create safe environments for birds by promoting stewardship and ensuring that natural habitats are protected and restored, and engage and educate citizens about the benefits of Bird Friendly Cities and celebrating birds in our communities. We are grateful to the City of Regina for the many bird-friendly policies and actions already in place and we look forward to continuing to work together to help birds thrive in Regina.