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The objective of this event was to promote effective outreach to more diverse
audiences with outdoor recreation, birding opportunities, and conservation
messages. By sharing the great outdoors together, we will enhance our lives
AND promote a strong societal conservation ethic.

Who should come?
Anyone that cares about birds and the birding community.The
conference will be ideal for nature centers’ staff, park departments, educators, birding
club members, and anyone else from the Mid-Atlantic and Northeastern states that is
interesting making a difference for bird conservation and their fellow citizens.

We've assembled a
stellar cast of panelists and presenters for the conference.

We welcome you to get involved and shape the future of birding!
We the Birders of the United
States, in order to form a
more perfect birding
community . . .

On Oct. 22nd, birders of all stripes
assembled in Philadelphia to take the first
step toward a broader, and stronger,
birding community for everyone.

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Why is this important?   Getting new
audiences interested in birding will benefit
those new birders, the birding community
itself, the environment in general, and, of
course, the birds themselves!