CCFEW - Bird Walks


	Citizens Concerned About the Future of the Etobicoke Waterfront

Updated: Nov. 12, 2009

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CCFEW organizes a series of 8 to 10 bird walks through the year at Toronto waterfront parks. Winter walks are normally held at Humber Bay, while spring and fall walks are at Colonel Sam Smith Park. The walks are lead by experienced birders and are free for anyone who is interested in attending. Everyone is welcome! All walks are on weekends.

Future Bird Walk Dates

Saturday November 14th

9:00 - 11:00 am, Humber Bay Park East

Leader: Don Burton

Meet in the parking lot of Humber Bay Park East at 9:00

Walks are held rain,or shine!

You can view the November Bird Walk Poster here (184KB pdf). Feel free to reprint and post this anywhere you think people might be interested.

Free copies of the CCFEW Bird Checklist are available at all of our walks, but if you would like to print your own copy, click here (pdf). This new, resived list was first available on our September 2009 walk.


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The ongoing sponsor of our bird walks is Birds & Beans, a Mimico roaster and retailer of “Bird Friendly ®” coffee. Most people don’t give it much thought, but the way coffee is grown can have a huge impact on the ecosystems of the producing countries, and the quality of life of their citizens. You can learn more from the Birds & Beans website, or by doing a search on “shade grown coffee”.

This BBC article describes some of the benefits farmers in El Salvador are discovering when they move toward more ecologically sustainable coffee growing practices.

There’s a story behind each of the coffees at Birds & Beans. You can learn more about Café Femenino here.