Weeks have already passed since the end of our last camps and we've been still silent - for one very simple Reason. Sometimes there are no words to say Thank You . So many meaningful things happened, so many Inspirations have been shared that left us speechless. Just what can we say? Sometimes it takes time to process it all. We hosted Volunteers from six countries and three continents , with Gambia being the most exotic destination. The age of participants was also very vari

Camp I started with a real challenge - we had hundreds of birds in the nets everyday, as October is usually the peak Migration period. With guidance from more experienced Volunteers and Ringers, first-timers promptly gained necessary bird extraction skills. This is the characteristic feature of our camps - everybody understands that we are here to learn and work and the project relies on it. The birds are always the priority. - I've extracted about seventy birds today! - sa

As a bird ringing project oganizer, I function in a specific ornithological community of researchers dedicated to this particular method...

BIRD RINGING CAMP VOLUNTEERS WELCOME on the wild Polish Baltic Coast in October 2025.

Wildlife conservancy enters a whole new reality  in Europe and beyond. Conservation status of the gray wolf in the EU has been downgraded...

How many things can happen in 10 DAYS??? Yes, we know that we remained silent for long, but it's a challenge to produce a concise, short...

Nightjar (Caprimulgus europaeus) amazed our Volunteers at Bird Ringing Camp!

It's the time to sum up our latest Bird Ringing Volunteer Camp at wild Baltic Seashore!

Our very first Wolf Research Volunteering Project is completed! It has been a very enriching experience in many ways...

TEAM. Together Everyone Achieves More. This short acronym perfectly summarizes our camp. People of five nationalities sharing one common...