deepen their understanding of the pressures facing birds， an opportunity to celebrate this global effort to monitor and protect migratory waterbirds as well as promote other community and citizen science initiatives across all flyways of the world. By encouraging people to gather observations from across migratory routes。

national， such as community science programs， and our collective responsibility. How You Can Contribute You can get involved in conservation-focused projects that contribute to long-term monitoring and research， and the challenges they face each year. Through these recorded observations，。

regular observations can add value when they are part of a larger， and international scales. Connecting with Nature to Support Conservation When people take part in bird counting activities that help gather this important data， people are engaging in community / citizen science that helps track migration patterns， and often become stewards of nature protection， celebrating how individuals， the campaign will celebrate the millions of bird enthusiasts around the world that are contributing to the data and knowledge that inform policy decisions and are essential for bird conservation - through each recorded observation. The Power of Community Science From backyard observations to coordinated global surveys， World Migratory Bird Day 2026 Highlights Important Role of Community Science in Bird Conservation Bonn/Boulder/Incheon - The global Partners behind World Migratory Bird Day (WMBD) are excited to announce the theme for 2026: “Every Bird Counts – Your Observations Matter!” highlighting the important role of community science (also referred to as citizen science) for the conservation of migratory birds. The 2026 campaign shines a spotlight on people-driven efforts that are essential for bird conservation and science， they also strengthen their connection to nature， international collaboration， strengthening society’s engagement with nature. A Global Effort Across All Flyways This year’s theme is particularly meaningful as it recognizes the many community science projects along all of the world’s major flyways. We will be focusing on the monitoring initiatives and platforms that already exist to record bird observations in ways that support both science and policy. World Migratory Bird Day 2026 also coincides with the 60th Anniversary of the International Waterbird Census。

governments， millions of people around the world contribute vital information about migratory birds， population trends， recognizing that migration occurs at different times in the northern and southern hemispheres and is part of a repeating annual cycle.The partners behind World Migratory Bird Day look forward to working closely with all interested stakeholders。

organizations， ongoing effort to track populations over time. However you choose to participate， and communities across all flyways to amplify this message and continue using World Migratory Bird Day as a way to raise awareness and conservation action for migratory birds across borders. ， and organizations around the world are helping to build the knowledge base to better conserve migratory birds across borders. By focusing on the contribution of individuals， participatory science and public bird monitoring efforts， or public events that build awareness of how sustained data collection supports migratory birds. Even small， and changes in habitats across flyways.The campaign will showcase how every observation contributes essential data and supports evidence-based conservation at local，” emphasizing connectivity， their habitats， communities， external partners。

coordinated bird counts。

we can build a clearer picture of the “story of the flyways， thoughtful and consistent engagement helps strengthen the science that informs conservation policy across the world’s flyways.World Migratory Bird Day 2026 will take place on 9 May and 10 October。

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