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Tortuguero Bird-A-Thon |
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We are asking for your support of the Tortuguero Integrated Bird Monitoring Project in Tortuguero, Costa Rica.
For ten years this important bird monitoring project has been entirely operated by volunteer biologists who conduct research on the little studied resident birds as well as the thousandsof migrant species travel through the Caribbean lowlands toward South America.
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| Victoria Saravia (Spain) releases a Collared Aracari in Tortuguero |
We are conducting a Bird-A-Thon to raise money to provide the equipment and travel expenses for the many Volunteer Biologists that spend from 1-6 months in the in humid tropical jungle to study these birds.
Your pledge, per species seen or lump sum, will support the volunteers during the 2006 season. Our goal is to seen over 100 species on the Sunday Big Day Field Trip. A pledge of $0.20 per species will provide the boat transportation to study site, $0.40 per species will buy 1 mist-net, $1.00 will provide a 1/4 of the air fare to send a volunteer to Costa Rica.
To pledge please send an email to Dr. C. John Ralph (theralphs@humboldt1.com) with your pledge amount per species or lump sum. Please include your full name and mailing address to receive the Bird-A-Thon results and thank you letter.
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Send your tax deductible contribution to:
Tortuguero Bird-A-Thon, Klamath Bird Observatory, PO Box 758, Ashland, OR 97520
Please make checks payable to the Klamath Bird Observatory and include your full name and mailing address to receive the Bird-A-Thon results and thank you letter.
Thank you!
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| 2003 Bird Monitoring Workshop participants from Costa Rica, Guatemala, El Salvador, Nicaragua and Panama in Tortuguero |
Read the 2000 Bird-A-Thon Results
Read the 2003 Bird-A-Thon Results
Read the 2004 Bird-A-Thon Results
Read the 2005 Bird-A-Thon Results
Read the 2007 Bird-A-Thon Results
For more information about this program and how to participate, visit:
US Forest Service Redwood Sciences Laboratory
Godwit Days Spring Migration Festival
Klamath Bird Observatory
PO Box 758
Ashland, OR
97520
(541) 201-0866
kbo@KlamathBird.org