The University of Maryland Arboretum and Botanical Gardens is celebrating two years as an officially recognized Bird City Maryland “High Flyer” Bird Campus. Read more
University of Maryland Arboretum and Botanical Gardens Renews Bird Campus Status
Middletown Celebrates Two Years as an Official Bird City
The town earned its first Bird City recognition in 2024 and added nine new action points for a total of 20 as part of its renewal this year. Read more
Denton: Maryland’s Newest “High Flyer” Bird City
Bird Cities in Colombia Make Magic on World Migratory Bird Day
As the state coordinator for Bird City Maryland, Pamela Kellett was part of an international delegation to Colombia in South America this past fall. When they arrived in Colombia there were two Bird Cities, and by the time they left there were twelve Bird Cities! Read more.
Westminster: Maryland’s Newest Bird City
The City of Westminster has been recognized as Carroll County’s first Bird City Maryland community. Westminster values high-quality greenspace for both birds and people, something highlighted by their status as a Tree City for 35 years. Read more.