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• Save an injured bird – Safe Wings Ottawa

  Here’s what to do: Please act immediately. If you do not rescue the bird, it is very vulnerable to predators (e.g. gulls, crows, cats, foxes, even squirrels), or it may stepped on by an inattentive pa...

• Volunteer – Safe Wings Ottawa

  Volunteer Safe Wings Ottawa needs volunteers to help with building monitoring (patrolling), driving, rescuing birds, outreach and other tasks, especially during migration in spring (April to early ...

• Small-scale solutions – Safe Wings Ottawa

  Bird collisions are not just a problem at large buildings. Did you know residences are responsible for 44% of collisions! Many of these incidences go unnoticed because homeowners are away, in another...

• Safe Wings teams up with OC Transpo to save birds – Safe Wings Ottawa

  Signage in each of the three shelters explains what the dots are for and how they prevent bird collisions, and provides instructions on reporting collisions to Safe Wings. OC Transpo is using this pil...

• Safe Wings Ottawa and partners unveil Ottawa Bird Strategy – Safe Wings Ottawa

  posted in: Updates | Safe Wings Ottawa and its partners in bird conservation are marking World Migratory Bird Day (May 9) with the release of the Ottawa Bird Strategy on May 8. The richl...

• Bird-safe design resources – Safe Wings Ottawa

  Bird-friendly design in practice at 160 Elgin St. For maximum effectiveness, collision deterrent techniques and materials must strictly adhere to specifications provided in the City of Ottawa Bird-sa...