Few days ago we completed Autumn 2019 Ringing Season. To sum it up, we would like to quote one of our Featured Volunteers - Helen Pružina a Conservation Biology graduate from Northern Ireland:

"I have learned so much about the Science of bird capture and ringing and about the behaviour of bird specie...

Volunteers welcome on bird ringing camps on the wild Polish Baltic Coast in Autumn 2019. You have an opportunity to support one of the oldest bird ringing schemes of the World - Operation Baltic.

You will help to handle caught birds, identify and ring them as well as with measuring, weighting and data ent...

How much experience, skills and knowledge can you get in ONE DAY?

- I've been here for almost two weeks but I feel like after very intensive two months or so! It's crazy! - says Suzan, one of our Volunteers from the Netherlands.

On our very first day in the field she discovered seven vertebrae of Metoposau...

Our Bird Ringing Season 2018 was very international, inter-continental and Adventurous! We hosted Participants of 7 Nations and three continents. It was a perfect opportunity to compare bird mistnetting and net extraction methods as well as systems of training prospective Ringers in different countries.

B...

Our very first Palaeontology Excavation Project in Krasiejow (Poland) is completed - quite spectacular surprises happened during our stay there! To begin with, we were invited to participate in Summer Field Workshops organized for Students of Palaeobiology from Opole University. During numerous field exc...

Two last Autumn bird ringing ringing camps successfully ended our intensive 2017 Season.

We've done a lot. We've helped to ring hundreds of migrating birds, some of them we haven't seen or extracted before. We've seen almost 100 bird species during one camp and captured and processed even more. We've don...