Ethics
Ethics of Good Birding
Ethics of Good Birding
- Respect private property; do not trespass.
- Avoid standing on major roadway when birding; park in designated areas.
- Stay on trails and avoid disturbing habitat.
- Observe and photograph birds without disturbing them.
- Never chase or flush birds. Walk slowly and stay concealed.
- Do not use recordings to attract birds.
- Share birding ethics by word and example.
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