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SUMMARY:ONTARIO IMPORTANT BIRD AREAS
DESCRIPTION:Friday, October 17, 2014\nMike Burrell, Bird Studies Canada, on “Ontario Im
 portant Bird Areas”\n\nThe Important Bird Areas Program is a global initiat
 ive to identify, monitor, and conserve the world’s most important sites for
  birds and biodiversity. Using scientific criteria, nearly 600 Canadian sit
 es have been designated. IBAs are found throughout the country. Ontario’s 7
 0 IBAs cover more than 23,000 km2, largely along the coasts of the Great La
 kes and Hudson and James Bays. Most sites regularly host large concentratio
 ns of birds, or significant numbers of species at risk. Join Ontario’s IBA 
 Coordinator to find out more about these amazing sites and learn how you ca
 n help make a difference.\nMike Burrell has been a keen naturalist since a 
 young age. He completed a Bachelor of Science at Trent University and a Mas
 ter of Science in Forestry from the University of Toronto, both while compl
 eting field work and theses on bird ecology in Ontario. He currently works 
 for Bird Studies Canada on the Important Bird Area program, and devotes muc
 h of his spare time to Citizen Science projects like eBird.\n
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Friday, October 17, 2014</p><p>Mike Burrell, Bird Studies Canada, on “On
 tario Important Bird Areas”</p><p><br />The Important Bird Areas Program is
  a global initiative to identify, monitor, and conserve the world’s most im
 portant sites for birds and biodiversity. Using scientific criteria, nearly
  600 Canadian sites have been designated. IBAs are found throughout the cou
 ntry. Ontario’s 70 IBAs cover more than 23,000 km2, largely along the coast
 s of the Great Lakes and Hudson and James Bays. Most sites regularly host l
 arge concentrations of birds, or significant numbers of species at risk. Jo
 in Ontario’s IBA Coordinator to find out more about these amazing sites and
  learn how you can help make a difference.</p><p>Mike Burrell has been a ke
 en naturalist since a young age. He completed a Bachelor of Science at Tren
 t University and a Master of Science in Forestry from the University of Tor
 onto, both while completing field work and theses on bird ecology in Ontari
 o. He currently works for Bird Studies Canada on the Important Bird Area pr
 ogram, and devotes much of his spare time to Citizen Science projects like 
 eBird.</p>
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