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The British Birdwatching Fair
August 17 - 19, 2007
August 15 - 17, 2008
Egleton Nature Reserve, Rutland Water, Oakham, Rutland
The British Birdwatching Fair is the World's first and
largest International birdwatching event. Described as
the birdwatcher’s “Glastonbury”, Birdfair encompasses
the whole spectrum of the birdwatching industry whilst
at the same time supporting global bird conservation.
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Every day we offer a packed programme of events. Three
separate timetables boast a fantastic variety of lectures.
The Events Marquee hosts quiz shows, question and answer
sessions, exclusive book launches and family-based entertainment.
The Birdfair Auction offers you the chance to bid for
a whole host of ‘lots’ donated by our exhibitors, ranging
from holidays, to artwork, to unique one-off experiences,
with all the monies raised going directly to this year's
Birdfair project.
If this is your first Birdfair, you’re in for a real
treat. As the people who come back every year will tell
you, this is the event of the year if you’re into birds
and wildlife. There is certainly something for everyone
here – you’ll soon find that there’s so much going on
at Birdfair, you’ll be spoilt for choice and wish you’d
come for longer.
As well as indulging your passion for wildlife, you’ll
be helping our adopted BirdLife International conservation
project for the year. Previous Birdfairs have raised
money for places as diverse as the rainforests of Sumatra,
the wetlands of Madagascar and the dry forests of Peru
– these projects have enjoyed great success – you can
read more about them on the Projects pages.
It is remarkable to reflect that, as we enjoy ourselves
again at this year’s Birdfair, standing around in tents
in a field in Rutland, there are now forests, wetlands,
grasslands and albatrosses that have a more secure future
thanks to the collective efforts of Birdfair supporters.
Working together, we are making a difference.
http://www.birdfair.org.uk/
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| Migrating birds stay on track
because of chemical reactions in their bodies that are
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June
23, 2006
-- BBC News
Britain`s Royal Society for the Protection of Birds says a
wind farm off the Norwegian coast has reduced the population
of Europe`s largest eagle.
March
3, 2006
-- BBC News
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from destruction in a last-minute effort to re-route an irrigation
canal...
November
19, 2004
-- Bangkok, Thailand
More than 300 bird species in Asia are threatened with extinction
due to logging, farming and development.
Conservationists along with bird specialists were speaking
in Bangkok on the sidelines of the World Conservation Union
meeting, attended by 6000 officials, scientists, executives
and environmentalists from around the world...
November
20, 2004
Jerry McNair and Terrie Gartman help cub scout, Mason Gartman,
build a bluebird nesting house at the Heard Natural Science
Museum Wednesday afternoon...
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