Ontario Breeding Atlas Update – Now in French!
We at BSI just wanted to let you know that the Ontario breeding bird atlas has finally arrived in French!:
This amazing book was collaboratively put together by Ontario Nature, Bird Studies Canada, Canadian Wildlife Service, Ontario Field Ornithologists, and the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources. More than 3,000 volunteers logged 150,000 hours for this cause and a total of 1.2 million individual breeding bird records were submitted – an amazing feat!
Ex-BSI staffer Matt Meddler, who currently works for the Cornell Lab of Ornithology, called it the “finest breeding bird atlas” that he has ever seen in his review of the atlas on this blog back in 2008. He provided a thorough analysis of the book as well as how it connects to the bigger picture on boreal birds. You can read his entire review here:
You can also order yourself a hard copy of the book in either English or French here:
All profits from the book go toward bird conservation projects in Ontario, so don’t hold back if you’re on the fence!
January 24th, 2011 at 9:35 pm
Wow, quel bonheur de constater l’importance que prends le « FRENCH » dans vos communications. Merci et bravo! Suzann
February 9th, 2011 at 4:19 pm
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