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Indigo Bunting by James Kinderman/Macaulay Library. Cornell Lab of Ornithology—HomeWe believe in the power of birds to ignite discovery and inspire action.Join us on a lifelong journey to enjoy, understand, and protect birds and the natural world.Visitor Center HoursVisitor Center currently closed in response to COVID-19 pandemic.Trails open dawn to dusk.Plan Your VisitScience InnovationWe reveal how nature worksWe bring together scientists, students, and people from all walks of life in the quest to generate new knowledge and conserve our shared natural world. You can help.eBird Status and Trend models are enabling new ways of viewing birds across continental scales.More About ScienceBarn Swallow by Johanna BeamWhat you can do Lifelong Learning and Citizen ScienceBegin your journey here. Choose a project to match your interests.Seven Simple Actions to Help BirdsNestWatchFind and monitor nests to help track success in the family lives of birdsBird AcademyTake an online course to transform your understanding of birdsBird CamsWatch wild birds up close and live from around the worldMerlinWhat’s that bird? Merlin Bird ID helps you find outProject FeederWatchEnjoy birds at your feeder and share your observationseBirdTrack your sightings, contribute to new maps and insightsCelebrate Urban BirdsConnect with birds in your community with science, art, eventsExplore sights and sounds of animals from around the worldK–12 EducationTeach about birds and inquiry with our activities and curriculaStudent ResourcesMerge your passion for birds with studies in any fieldYoung Birders NetworkConnect with other young birdersEducationWe open doors to the natural worldHelp us foster inquiry and learning, starting with the earliest ages and lasting a lifetime. We’re dedicated to inspiring new science and conservation leaders. Our K-12 program partners with educators in Central America to connect kids with birds.More About EducationConservationWe transform science into actionIn service to the natural world, we work with communities around the globe to inspire and inform conservation. Your support helps us find solutions for a sustainable planet alive with the beauty of birds where together humans and wildlife can thrive.See Your ImpactConservation in ActionHow We Use Sound to Help Protect Elephants from PoachingConservation in ActionHow Can a Great Cup of Coffee Support Birds, Farmers, and Local Communities?Conservation MediaCreating a New Chapter of Hope for One of the World’s Most Endangered EaglesMake a DifferenceLet’s work together to protect birds and habitatsJoin as a MemberGet the beautiful Living Bird magazine right in your mailboxLiving Bird Latest stories from our award-winning magazineSubscribeDeepwater Horizon: Ten Years After America’s Biggest Oil Spill DisasterSpecial Section: Recent Environmental Rule Changes And Rollbacks4 Ideas For Your Feeder Setup That Deliver Great Bird PhotosSubscribeMacaulay LibraryBrowse More PhotosPhoto Credits:Barn Swallow by Johanna Beam/Macaulay Library; Golden-fronted Woodpecker by Marcy Barbosa/BirdSpotter; Tree Swallow by Marie Read; Calliope Hummingbird by Marya Moosman/Macaulay Library; Cornell Botanical Gardens by Justin Muir; Gunnison Sage-Grouse by Gerrit Vyn.

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