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Young Birders Blog
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A series of blogs were we invite young birders to share their experiences of birding and participating in BTO surveys.

An archive of older posts is available.


Blog Series

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Youth in Nature Summit
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Why we built the Youth in Nature Summit

BTO Youth discuss the environmental sector's failure to consistently engage with young people, and set out their goals for the first ever BTO Youth in Nature Summit.

25 Oct 2022  

Birding 101
Blog

Both sides of the camera

06 Jun 2022  

Hen Harrier. Alicia Hayden
Blog

Exploring Birds through Art

21 Mar 2022  

Tajo Figuras. Reproduced from Breuil & Burkitt (1929 Rock Paintings of Southern Andalusia. Oxford University Press)
Blog

A Word with Tim Birkhead

01 Mar 2022  

Marsh Harrier. Photograph by Sarah Kelman (Bird Photographer of the Year image)
Blog

Birding 101 challenges young people to explore birds through written art

25 Feb 2022  

Gethin walking along a snowy riverbank
Blog

Collecting data for the Cormorant cull debate

20 Jan 2022  

Spurn Young Leaders course 2021. Faye Vogely
Blog

Spurn Young Leaders Course 2021

12 Oct 2021  

Starling, Harriet Day
Blog

Free as a bird through lockdown

10 Oct 2020  

YAP in February
Blog

International Youth Day

11 Aug 2020  

Mya Bambrick
Blog

Where are the young women in birding?

05 Aug 2020  

Attendees and staff of the 2019 Bardsey Young Birders’ Week - Steve Stansfield
Blog

Volunteering at a Bird Observatory

29 Jan 2020  

Meadow. Luke Hawkins
Blog

The British Patch

11 Dec 2019  

Redwings. Jonathan Heath
Blog

Nocmig: A beginner's guide

08 Nov 2019  

Whinchats at Kilnsea. Arjun Dutta
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BTO's Young Leaders Course

05 Aug 2019  

Young Leaders Course at Spurn. Jonnie Fisk
Blog

Gen Z and the BTO

22 Nov 2019  

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