Author: Lisa Sorenson

Birding Tours of Cuba in 2025 with BirdsCaribbean

BirdsCaribbean Elections: The Call for Nominations is Now Open

A Profound Metamorphosis—Captain Levardo Talbot Charts a Course through his Caribbean Birding Trail Experience

Birding Tours of Cuba in 2024 with BirdsCaribbean

American Ornithological Society to Present Prestigious Award to BirdsCaribbean Executive Director Lisa Sorenson

Exciting Job Opportunities with BirdsCaribbean: Communications Manager and Operations Manager

Communications Manager Job Opportunity—BirdsCaribbean is Hiring!

Holiday Traditions with Birds

October Big Day 2022 is October 8th, 2022 – Join Us!

Fostering Raptor Conservation in the Caribbean Through Environmental Education

BirdsCaribbean Elections: The Call for Nominations is Now Open!

New Endemic Species Just Recognized for the Caribbean

The Winners of the CEBF Short Story and Poetry Contest 2022 

Birding Tours of Cuba in 2023 with BirdsCaribbean

Remembering Erika Gates: A Birding Powerhouse in Grand Bahama and an Inspirational Friend of BirdsCaribbean

12 Days of Christmas – BirdsCaribbean Remix

American Ornithological Society and BirdsCaribbean will be Meeting in Puerto Rico in 2022—Join Us!

Training Opportunity: Caribbean Bird Banding Workshop

Leaving no Birders Behind: Birdability Week Celebrates its Second Year (October 18 to 24)

Seabird Fest: Plans Develop for a Regional Caribbean Seabird Census!

World Migratory Bird Day 2021: Having Fun with Flight and Song

BirdsCaribbean General Business Business Meeting – October 28th, 2021 – You’re Invited!

Citizen Scientists Warm up for October Big Day 2021

Caribbean Connections: How Shorebirds Link the Boreal Forests of Canada to the Beaches of the Caribbean

The Cuban Birder—A New Digital Magazine Aims to Encourage Birding in Cuba

Oldest Birding Group in Cuba Wins Prestigious Ralph W. Schreiber Award at the 2021 AOS Awards!

“31 More Reasons to be Proud of Jamaica” – BirdLife Jamaica Launches its New Endemic Birds Poster and a Lovely New Logo

Join Us at this Year’s American Ornithological Society (AOS) Virtual Meeting, 9-13 August 2021

The Caribbean has Two New Bird Species . . Sadly, They May Both be Extinct

And the Winners Are…The BirdsCaribbean Zine Contest Produces Beautiful Work!