Twenty years ago today, the first BirdNote Daily episode aired on the radio in Seattle and Tacoma, Washington. Since then, through sound-rich stories, we’ve explored the lives of countless birds – and inspired action to protect birds around the world. Now and forever, this is BirdNote. BirdNote Podcast Art © Emily Poole | BirdNote
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Twenty years ago today, the first BirdNote Daily episode aired on the radio in Seattle and Tacoma, Washington. Since then, through sound-rich stories, we’ve explored the lives of countless birds – and inspired action to protect birds around the world. Now and forever, this is BirdNote. BirdNote Podcast Art © Emily Poole | BirdNote
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Helping BirdNote Continue Its Journey When you provide places for migratory birds to rest and refuel, you’re helping them complete their long journeys and reach their destination safely. In a similar way, BirdNote also relies on your generosity. As an independent nonprofit, we depend on support from listeners like you to keep us going. This week, we’re asking you to make a donation of any amount to help us continue sharing the joy and wonder of birds with people everywhere: https://bit.ly/4bp94H
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Helping BirdNote Continue Its Journey When you provide places for migratory birds to rest and refuel, you’re helping them complete their long journeys and reach their destination safely. In a similar way, BirdNote also relies on your generosity. As an independent nonprofit, we depend on support from listeners like you to keep us going. This week, we’re asking you to make a donation of any amount to help us continue sharing the joy and wonder of birds with people everywhere: https://bit.ly/4bp94H
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When a new generation of birds hatches, they copy the songs they hear from nearby adults. A young bird’s first attempts aren’t perfect. But like any young musician, they improve with practice. Here at BirdNote, we’ve heard from many listeners who say they enjoy listening to the show with children or grandchildren. Educators use our shows in classrooms as a teaching tool. Help support BirdNote’s mission to inspire the next generation of bird-lovers by making a donation now: https://bit.ly/4bp94Hz
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When a new generation of birds hatches, they copy the songs they hear from nearby adults. A young bird’s first attempts aren’t perfect. But like any young musician, they improve with practice. Here at BirdNote, we’ve heard from many listeners who say they enjoy listening to the show with children or grandchildren. Educators use our shows in classrooms as a teaching tool. Help support BirdNote’s mission to inspire the next generation of bird-lovers by making a donation now: https://bit.ly/4bp94Hz
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Whether you know your neighborhood inside-out or you just moved and are getting to know the area, BirdNote adds another dimension to how you understand the place you live — by understanding the birds. Our hope is that by spreading knowledge about birds, BirdNote is helping you become more connected to your local ecosystems. A gift of any amount right now helps us continue to accomplish this goal: https://bit.ly/4bp94Hz. Wood Thrush © Larry Hubble | BirdNote
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Whether you know your neighborhood inside-out or you just moved and are getting to know the area, BirdNote adds another dimension to how you understand the place you live — by understanding the birds. Our hope is that by spreading knowledge about birds, BirdNote is helping you become more connected to your local ecosystems. A gift of any amount right now helps us continue to accomplish this goal: https://bit.ly/4bp94Hz. Wood Thrush © Larry Hubble | BirdNote
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Exciting News! 🏆🐦 BirdNote is thrilled to announce that we’ve been selected to receive the Audubon New York Award for Environmental Media! This prestigious award recognizes our commitment to sharing the joy of birds with millions around the world. BirdNote's inspiring stories are free for anyone to access, including radio stations, and we strive to ensure our programming is widely inclusive, even featuring Spanish-language episodes and soundscapes. This award celebrates our team’s commitment t
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Exciting News! 🏆🐦 BirdNote is thrilled to announce that we’ve been selected to receive the Audubon New York Award for Environmental Media! This prestigious award recognizes our commitment to sharing the joy of birds with millions around the world. BirdNote's inspiring stories are free for anyone to access, including radio stations, and we strive to ensure our programming is widely inclusive, even featuring Spanish-language episodes and soundscapes. This award celebrates our team’s commitment t
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