Winter birds - Nabu Saxony calls for a nationwide bird count
The Nature and Biodiversity ConservationUnion (Nabu) Saxony has called for the annual bird count. In the nationwide "Hour of Winter Birds" from January 5 to 7, birds can be counted for any hour and reported to Nabu, the state association announced on Thursday. The aim of the campaign is to gain insights into the situation and behavior of birds in towns and villages. "Anyone who has resolved to do more for nature conservation in the new year can put their resolution into practice right away and take part," said Nabu Federal Managing Director Leif Miller according to the press release.
According to Nabu, the "Hour of Winter Birds" is the largest scientific participatory campaign in Germany. Most recently, almost 100,000 people took part - including around 5,000 in Saxony.
Nabu Saxony press release
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- Leif Miller, the Federal Managing Director of Nabu, encourages individuals who are committed to nature conservation to participate in the "Hour of Winter Birds" in Saxony.
- The Nature and Biodiversity Conservation Union (Nabu) Saxony, led by Leif Miller, has organized the annual bird count, inviting participants to count birds in towns and villages across Germany.
- During the "Hour of Winter Birds" campaign, Nature Conservation Association Germany (NABU) Saxony invites Birdwatchers to count birds in Leipzig and report their findings to Nabu, contributing to the largest scientific participatory campaign in Germany.
- Leif Miller emphasized the importance of Nature conservation efforts, stating that anyone who wishes to contribute to such efforts can participate in the "Hour of Winter Birds" bird count organized by NABU Saxony.
- Millions of birds, including various species in Saxony, will be counted during the nationwide "Hour of Winter Birds" campaign, led by NABU, providing valuable insights into the condition and behavior of winter birds in Germany's urban and rural areas.
Source: www.stern.de