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Interview Opportunity - Ontario Spring Bird Migration
Monday, May 5th 2008 5:03:47pm
Attention:
News/Features/Lifestyle/Outdoors Editors and Reporters
Interview Opportunity: Spring Bird Migration 2008
Caroline Schultz, Executive Director of Ontario Nature is an expert on the Ontario Spring Bird Migration and bird natural history.
WHAT:
Every spring, Ontario welcomes over 400 hundred different bird species as the hundreds of thousands of birds return from their winter habitat in the southern United States, and Central and South America.
Ms. Schultz will be available for interviews regarding the unique phenomena and address the following points:
• How birds navigate back from such long distances;
• Where the best viewing areas are around the province;
• What types of birds migrate and where they settle;
• What essential equipment you will need to enjoy bird watching, and;
• The health of Ontario’s bird species and the current status of bird populations
To arrange an interview, contact: Jonathan Laderoute, 416.972.7401
*To hear a selection of bird calls, visit http://huffstrategy.com/MediaManager/audio_releases.html
Ontario Nature is a not-for profit that works to protect and restore natural habitats through research, education and conservation. It connects thousands of individuals and communities with nature through various conservation groups across the province (charitable registration # 10737 8592 RR0001). For more information, visit www.ontarionature.org.
News/Features/Lifestyle/Outdoors Editors and Reporters
Interview Opportunity: Spring Bird Migration 2008
Caroline Schultz, Executive Director of Ontario Nature is an expert on the Ontario Spring Bird Migration and bird natural history.
WHAT:
Every spring, Ontario welcomes over 400 hundred different bird species as the hundreds of thousands of birds return from their winter habitat in the southern United States, and Central and South America.
Ms. Schultz will be available for interviews regarding the unique phenomena and address the following points:
• How birds navigate back from such long distances;
• Where the best viewing areas are around the province;
• What types of birds migrate and where they settle;
• What essential equipment you will need to enjoy bird watching, and;
• The health of Ontario’s bird species and the current status of bird populations
To arrange an interview, contact: Jonathan Laderoute, 416.972.7401
*To hear a selection of bird calls, visit http://huffstrategy.com/MediaManager/audio_releases.html
Ontario Nature is a not-for profit that works to protect and restore natural habitats through research, education and conservation. It connects thousands of individuals and communities with nature through various conservation groups across the province (charitable registration # 10737 8592 RR0001). For more information, visit www.ontarionature.org.
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