Resources
We base our efforts on sound, up-to-date science. You can learn more using the following resources:
Take Action in Real Time
BirdCast Migration Dashboard - Explore nightly migration data to see how many birds are traveling in your region in real time. Then send out alerts on peak migration nights.
dBird or iNaturalist - Report dead or injured birds in Baltimore City.
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Explore Solutions
Bird-Friendly Building Design - American Bird Conservancy’s publication on why and how to design a built environment that’s safer for birds.
Building Guidelines for Architects
Home solutions for glass and window treatments
Glass Collisions Products Database
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Learn More
American Bird Conservancy’s FAQs about Birds and Collisions
Audubon’s Bird-Friendly Buildings Fact Sheet
U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service’s ‘Threats to Birds: Collisions - Buildings & Glass’
U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service’s ‘Threats to Birds: Collisions - Nighttime Lighting’
American Bird Conservancy’s Resource Library
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Better Together
Urban Bird Treaty Cities network
Dark Sky - Formerly the International Dark Sky Association (IDA), Dark Sky is the recognized authority on light pollution and the leading organization combating light pollution worldwide.
Design Light Consortium - The DLC is a non-profit organization whose mission is to achieve energy optimization by enabling controllability with a focus on quality, people, and the environment.
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What’s That Bird?
Merlin - Identify birds by sight or sound
