Adopt a baby bird on your mom’s behalf and support our bird monitoring programs.
There have been significant changes to wildlife habitat in North America over the past 100 years. For many bird species, this change has resulted in a loss of their food and nesting sites. In Stanley Park, SPES’s habitat enhancement projects aim to improve habitat for these species, and involve collaboration with the Vancouver Park Board, other professionals, and volunteers.
Look for tree swallow nest boxes on Lost Lagoon and wood duck nest boxes at Beaver Lake; watch for our staff and volunteers monitoring these nest boxes during the breeding season along with the Great Blue Heron colony and the four eagle nests in the Park. All these observations inform the Park’s ecological management plans to support local wildlife.
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Your symbolic adoption includes an emailed Adoption Certificate personalized with your mom’s name and a photo of your adopted bird. Your support for any of the Stanley Park bird babies listed here will be designated to the bird monitoring program most in need.
– a Wood Duck duckling: support the maintenance and monitoring of wood duck nest boxes on Beaver Lake
– an Eaglet: support the annual eagle nest surveys in Stanley Park
– a Tree Swallow chick: support the installation, maintenance and monitoring of tree swallow nest boxes on Lost Lagoon
– a Great Blue Heron chick: support the monitoring of one of North America’s largest urban heron colonies