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Conservation
Over 22 bird species represent the up to 15,000 birds that die because of window collisions on UW’s campus every year. Over half of those species are in decline, with two in severe decline. Our work will save 100s of thousands of birds and help prevent the loss of entire species.
Research
Our interdisciplinary study combines architecture, the built environment, tech, and environmental sciences to understand the impact of buildings on wildlife.
Education
Run by students for students, our UW, Seattle-based research will provide learning opportunities to countless students through 2025 while protecting campus birds for generations.
Innovation
Our app eliminated web-based forms and handwritten observations - the first in the field - including automatically generated metrics. Plus the app includes real-time map and report updates.
📈 Our research in numbers
10K+
22+
Vulnerable
65+
Participants
1000+
How to join our Flock! 🦅
Report Collisions
You can report collisions from any location by clicking the button above! Join our newsletter to be the first to learn about how to report collisions from your phone!
Volunteer
Volunteer collision monitors are the heart of our project! The commitment is minimal (one hour per week), we supply everything you need to collect the data, all sites are on campus, and you get to be part of a group of supportive bird lovers, environmentalists, and designers!
Sponsor Our Project
We're looking for sponsors to support Phase 2 of our project by funding bird-safe patterns to retrofit campus buildings. The patterns will be monitored for effectiveness over one year. Email us (link below) for more info!
Spread the word!
Share our site, pick up free stickers for your friends, follow our IG, and tell everyone about the work we're doing! 💛
Email us to become a sponsor!
Phase 1 (data collection) of our project is funded by the Campus Sustainability Fund.
Phase 2 needs your support to retrofit campus buildings with bird-safe designs!
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Let's save birds together!
