Help make Halton Hills more bird friendly, one action at a time.
Birds are part of what makes Halton Hills feel like home. They connect us to the seasons, the land, and each other.
From backyards and balconies to schools and storefronts, every space can help birds thrive. Join the movement and take simple steps that make a big difference.
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Join residents, businesses, schools, and community leaders already taking action.
People across Halton Hills are:
✓ Making windows safer
✓ Planting native gardens
✓ Reducing outdoor lighting
✓ Supporting bird-friendly products
✓ Sharing knowledge and hosting events
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Foodstuffs - Downtown Georgetown Business
✓ Selling bird friendly coffee
✓ Bird feeders + decor -
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North Halton Peel Naturalists
✓ Montioring Blue Bird nesting boxes
✓ Hosting the Christmas Bird Count -
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Bike IT Committee
✓ Hosting two Birds and Bikes rides
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Saint Albans United Church Acton
✓ Stewarding a native plant rain garden
✓ Hosting a gardening for birds workshop -
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YourTV Halton
✓ Media coverage of Bird Friendly Pledge
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Glen Williams Community Association
✓ World Migratory Bird Day event
✓ Native plant garden expansion -
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Halton Hills Public Library
✓ Preventing bird window collisions with decals at the Acton branch
✓ Series of bird inspired workshops and activities for all ages -
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Bird-Friendly Symposium to roost in Halton Hills for Earth Week
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GWCA enhances Glen Williams parkette for the birds and the bees
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Georgetown art exhibit literally goes to the birds
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Residents invited to celebrate the return of migratory birds
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Federal environment minister certifies 14 bird-friendly cities in six provinces
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Halton Hills now a certified bird-friendly municipality
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Halton Hills earns Nature Canada’s “Bird Friendly City” designation
Start with two actions. Build from there.
☐ If you've had a bird strike, make that window safer with bird friendly markers.
☐ Plant at least one native plant, shrub, or tree
☐ Keep cats indoors or supervise outdoor time
☐ Turn off unnecessary outdoor lights at night, especially during migration
☐ Learn about local birds or join a bird walk or community event
You don't need to do everything. Even one change helps. Start where you are and build over time.
Take the Bird Friendly Pledge
Birds are part of what makes Halton Hills feel like home.
They connect us to the seasons, the land, and each other.
By taking this pledge, we commit to helping make our community a place where birds can thrive.
We will take at least two meaningful actions each year to:
reduce risks to birds
restore and support habitat
share awareness with others
We understand that participation will look different for everyone.
We start where we are and build over time.
Together, we are creating a more bird-friendly Halton Hills, one action at a time.