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Cats and Birds in the News For nearly a decade, the Stewardship Centre for BC’s Cats and Birds project has promoted responsible cat ownership and best practices to protect wildlife from free-roaming cats. Over the past year, public concerns and input from humane organizations have con

Bird-window collisions are one of the top three threats to birds in North America. What causes birds to hit windows? Find out in this blog!

Join us on February 17 as we talk about Cats and Birds with the Stanley Park Ecology Society!

Vancouver Avian Research Centre releases a video to raise awareness about roaming cats and their impact on birds. Click to watch the video and find out how you can help!

Take a survey and get a free window decal from Cats and Birds!

There are many ways to keep your cat happy and engaged without letting them roam outside, including making their indoor environment as comfortable and inviting as possible.

Vancouver-based research has found that hundreds of birds die from window collisions at UBC during the winter, spring and fall. Varied Thrush is the most vulnerable species to die from glass strikes.

Bird-window collisions is the 2nd highest source of human-related bird mortality, killing 16-42 MILLION birds in Canada every year. Learn how you can protect millions of birds from dying.

Birds singing of spring, birdfeeders and bird-friendly plantings attracting various birds in the winter and more research updates from the Greater Vancouver Urban Landbird Count.

You can use simple naturescaping techniques to make your garden bird-friendly. Click to learn how!