Historical data of marine biodiversity rescue and curation

Help us uncover the story of Montreal’s evolving climate.

Track individual whales and learn their stories.

In Response to the increasing number of Koalas coming into our care and the lack of information regarding the local populations, we have initiated the Koala Mapping Project - A database for local koala sightings

Record installation and and monitor wildlife around water and feed stations

  Where in eastern NC can you find fossils, flight simulators, faintin’ goats, AND over 2,000 feathered friends in one place? Well Sylvan Heights Bird Park of course!On Saturday, April 18th from 10:00AM-2:00PM, Sylvan Heights Bird Park will celebrate Earth Day, the largest family event of the year. This event brings the public together with over 20 regional environmental and community organizations in an interactive event that highlights careers in the STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) field through fun hands-on demonstrations, experiments, and activities.Visitors of all ages will have the chance to dig for fossils with the Aurora Fossil Museum and Scotland Neck’s Rock Museum, learn to fly with Elizabeth City State University’s Dept. of Aviation, learn about the latest in firefighting technology with Coopers Volunteer Fire and Rescue Department, interact with faintin’ goats, miniature horses, reptiles and of course birds- just to name a few! All activities are free to the public with paid admission to the park.

Support coral reef conservation through education and engagment.

Encourage coexistence with the endangered kittiwake in Tromsø.

On Saturday, April 18th from 10:00AM-2:00PM, Sylvan Heights Bird Park will celebrate Earth Day, the largest family event of the year.

To provide wildlife responders with timely reports of marine debris interactions in the field so they can assess, and ultimately reduce, the impacts of marine debris on wildlife in the Southeast.