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Birds Canada and Audubon renew partnership on annual Christmas Bird Count

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Renewed agreement between the leading conservation organizations reaffirms 25 years of running one of the oldest volunteer-based survey efforts in North America and sets up commitment to further develop the program. The post Birds Canada and Audubon renew partnership on annual Christmas Bird Count appeared first on Birds Canada | Oiseaux Canada.

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