Did you know that bird populations tell us about the health of the environment? Declining numbers alerts us that something is wrong. At the same time, the places where they thrive lets us know that these are spaces where we can prosper, too.

In 1972, Haribon was initially founded as a birdwatching society. Today, more than 50 years later, we continue to bring the love of birds and nature to people. We also encourage everyone to become “citizen scientists” though various programs such as Birds in the City.

Birdwatching with Haribon lets you see the beauty of birds in a brand new light and opens your heart to all the unnoticed wonders of our shared home that are worth protecting and living for.

Topics and themes

• Basic bird identification (anatomy, classification)
• Essential birding tips, cues, and tools
• The roles of birds in the ecosystem
• The significance of healthy habitats
• The importance of citizen science
• Your contribution to conservation

Schedules

All-year round, from Mondays to Sundays

Best during migratory season (October to February)

Session length

Approx. 4 hours

Number of participants

Minimum of 10, maximum of 15 people

Inclusions

• Entrance fees to birding site
• T-shirt
• Use of binoculars and spotting scope
• Bird checklist and worksheets
• Lectures
• E-certificates (upon request)

Book now, email partnerships@haribon.org.ph