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Bird-Window Collisions

Blue Ridge Audubon advocates for the protection of migratory and resident birds through the implementation of measures that will support their safety, including 1) a lights-out commitment during migration months, and 2) bird-safe window treatments.

The city of Asheville exists along a major migratory path for birds: the Appalachian Mountains.  As part of the greater Atlantic Flyway, our mountains serve as a migration route for hundreds of species of birds, many of which are declining in population. Drawn away from the safety of this pathway into the city by artificial light, many birds are fatally colliding with windows as they make their migratory journeys. Through uniting community members and businesses and by working with Asheville City Council, we will make Asheville a safer place for its avian residents and visitors.

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Blue Ridge Audubon is a chapter of the National Audubon Society, serving Buncombe, Henderson, and surrounding counties in western North Carolina.

Our mission is to protect birds and the places they depend on. We believe that a world in which birds thrive is a world that benefits all living things.

 

Our vision is a vibrant and just community where the protection of birds and our natural world is valued by everyone.

Blue Ridge Audubon Chapter

PO Box 18711

Asheville, NC 28814

blueridgeaudubon@gmail.com

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Blue Ridge Audubon is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Donations are tax deductible to the extent allowed by law.

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