Author: Urban Bird Project

Connections aren’t something you can anticipate. However, this fact has made me appreciate every moment of life. During my time […]

This past June, some of the Urban Bird Project team assisted in the summer youth program at Galería EVA, a […]

On Saturday May 10th, 2025 the Urban Bird Project hosted a biocultural birdwalk along the Yanaguana river and in the […]

Urban Bird Project was honored to host San Antonio-based artist Mark Menjívar for a slow birdwalk along the newly-designed Martinez […]

The Urban Bird Project was invited to present for the UTSA Libraries Pizza + Research event on April 8th, 2025. […]

Before and after spring break for our 2025 UBP Spring Scholars, we joined in laboring alongside Terra Advocati, A Todo […]

There are about 11 species of Owls that inhabit the Texas-Mexico borderlands. Many of them can even be seen or […]

On Saturday, February 15, 2025, the Urban Bird Project, with the 2025 Spring Scholars, and members of the community, came […]

  Rodenticide is poison used to kill rats and mice but often ends up harming other wildlife, especially raptors (i.e., […]

It’s a typical day at elementary school. Students sit at their desks, notebooks, pencils, and favorite erasers at the ready […]