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IMBD 2011 Art Nears Completion
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 John Muir Laws is hard at work on the 2011 art, and this Ruby-throated Hummingbird is just one of the species to be included. We'll be sharing the final piece with you later in December.
As always, the poster will be available in Spanish and English. And because we've been receiving requests from Canada for information in French, we're working with partners to offer a downloadable French version.
Stay tuned for more news about the poster and 2011 Tshirt design.
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EFTA Report on Accomplishments
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 Environment for the Americas hasn't been around long, but we're proud to share our 2009-2010 report of accomplishments. We've made great strides in two years, and it is due to the support of our sponsors and to the enthusiasm of educators, outreach coordinators, and biologists throughout the Western Hemisphere. Thank you for your support!
Read the Full Report
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IMBD Fall Festivals Grow
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 Fall Migratory Bird Day festivals took place in Colombia and throughout the Caribbean. Events included school programs, community celebrations, presentations, birdwalks, and more. Some of the festivities continued for the entire month of October.
On Bonaire, the non-governmental organization STINAPA provided lectures about birds and bird migrations to students, culminating their activities with a field trip. Watch their video using the link below.
Students learn about birds on Bonaire
In 2011, EFTA will work with NPS Park Flight Migratory Bird Program interns to increase the number of events taking place in Mexico.
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