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Now in its thirteenth year, the Aussie Bird Count is Australia’s biggest annual citizen science event.
BirdLife Australia's annual Great Borun (Pelican) Count provides a snapshot of pelican populations across the Gippsland Lakes.
The Great Glossy Count is a citizen science event that collects data across the distribution of the Vulnerable South-eastern Glossy Black-Cockatoo.
By taking part in the Painted Snipe Survey, you can help us to fill the gaps in our knowledge about these cryptic, threatened birds.
Operation Rainbow Roost allows us to track the population and spread of introduced Rainbow Lorikeets in Western Australia's South West.
Seasonal Birds in Backyards surveys are easy to do, only take 20 minutes, and provide useful information for protecting birds in our cities.
Join in the CockyWatch road survey, and gather important information that will help scientists conserve the threatened Black-cockatoos of WA's South West.
We're calling on birdwatchers and citizen scientists in NSW to help us look for the elusive, endemic Rockwarbler. Join in and do your bit for conservation.
Take part in one of the Orange-bellied Parrot Surveys taking place across Australia (SA, Vic & Tas) and help to conserve this critically endangered species.
Join the annual Spring Cocky Count to monitor Forest Red-tailed Black-Cockatoo roost sites. Contribute to conservation efforts in the Greater Perth–Peel Region.
