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Feb 8 2013

Free Mini Mag on Shorebirds for Kids

The book Invisible Connections is wonderfully illustrated and tells the amazing story of shorebird’s migration from Roebuck Bay to the arctic to breed each year. Jan van der Kam

Broome is the shorebird capital of Australia, so Broome’s youth should have a copy of a new mini mag on shorebirds.  The mag is an activity booklet designed for kids aged 5-12. It is easy to read and full of fun activities that explain the incredible migrations of shorebirds.  The mag covers shorebird ecology and surprisingly, Geography and Maths, and in doing so, gives a ‘bigger picture’ view of our world.

Contact shorebirds@birdlife.org.au for a free copy or contact Birdlife if you need a larger consignment for your school or classes. You can download a pdf of the mini mag below.

P.S. Don’t forget the competition to win a pair of binoculars

  •  The Wing Thing Shorebirds
  •  Inside the Wing Thing
  •  Shorebird ID tips

 


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