Connecticut Young Birders Club
The Connecticut Young Birders Club (CTYBC) was founded in 2010 to provide a safe environment for young birders from around Connecticut and nearby states to experience the wonder of birds with other kids their age. The club offers monthly field trips to top birding locations around Connecticut, participates in the Westport Christmas Bird Count and the World Series of Birding, and organizes one overnight trip a year to a top birding location in the Northeast.
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Maine Young Birders Club
The Maine Young Birders club is dedicated to fostering an interest in birding and natural history among children and young adults aged 11-18. Through bird walks, "naturalist ramblings," workshops, presentations, and other activities, MYBC seeks to get youth outside in a fun and safe way by allowing them to learn about their natural surroundings with other like-minded youth.
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Massachusetts Young Birders Club
Many people think bird-watching is an activity just for older people, but that's not true! Birds are all around us, from parks and forests to downtown city centers. And young people with an interest in nature and birds are everywhere. The MYBC was originally founded in 2014 for young folks to meet each other and develop their interests in nature and birds. All club members have a say in how the club is run, and have chances to take on leadership roles and give back to their communities.
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New Hampshire Young Birders Club
New Hampshire’s Young Birders Club - The Harriers - will open up to you some of the region’s most ecologically rich and diverse habitats. If you’d like to see new birds, learn to identify them by sight and by sound, and understand more about how they fit into the larger web of life around us, please join us.
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Association of Massachusetts Bird Clubs
The Association of Massachusetts Bird Clubs (AMBC) is an alliance of bird clubs across the state with a mission to promote birding in Massachusetts, facilitate communication among member clubs, and unite to conserve birds and their habitats. Bird Observer has been a strong partner of the AMBC since its inception in 2016.