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Help Everyone Bird With Birdability

  • Jun 16, 2023
  • 1 min read

Updated: Apr 15


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Do you want to take part in community science by helping to assess parks for accessibility? Please contribute to the worldwide Birdability map at the Birdability Website.


Accessibility means many different things - are there paved paths and restrooms, and does a site feel safe? To add information about a site, download the Site Review Checklist from the Birdability website and bring it with you to a walk. Once it's complete, submit the form to the site.


This can help other birders understand if a birding site is comfortable for them. You can also view what others have added to the map in advance of your trip to see if the site works for you! Please e-mail info@birdability.org if you have questions.


Tampa Audubon is looking for someone to write reviews on our local parks, from an accessibility perspective. If this is something that would interest you, please reach out to Jessica Parrish at Jessica.parrish@tampaaudubon.org.

 
 
 

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