Kachemak Bay Shorebird Festival

Funding for the birds

Celebrating the return of the shorebirds is not enough. We want to ensure that future generations can experience and enjoy this great migration too. The Festival's goal is to educate people about birds and to highlight the significance of habitat conservation. The Kachemak Bay Shorebird Festival is not a fundraising event. The Festival budget is limited to cover basic administrative expenses and provide free and low cost educational events. If the Festival generates any proceeds after covering expenses, they are allocated towards education, research, and protection of bird habitat. The Shorebird Education and Conservation Fund has been established to support those projects.

On behalf of future generations of plovers, sandpipers, godwits, birders and many other species: Thank you for your support.

 

Donate Your Unwanted Binoculars and Spotting Scopes to Kids in Alaska Villages

The Kachemak Bay Shorebird Festival and the Kachemak Bay Birders are looking for donations of binoculars, scopes, guidebooks and other birding equipment that will be used to educate kids in Alaskan bush communities. Please bring any items to the Islands & Ocean Visitor Center beginning Earth Day, April 22, through the Festival weekend. For more information, contact Lani Raymond at 235-9477 or peep@islandsandocean.org.