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Wild Nest Bird Rehab

Mission: to Rehabilitate and Release Wild Birds and Educate the Public on Bird Conservation.

Avondale Estates · Animals3 staff
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Mission: to Rehabilitate and Release Wild Birds and Educate the Public on Bird Conservation. Birds are vital to the health of our planet – providing pest control, pollination, seed dispersal, clean-up services, and more; balancing our ecosystems; and saving us billions of dollars annually. Accessible to everyone, songbirds offer a ready way to enjoy wildlife and connect with nature. North America has lost nearly three billion birds in the past 50 years. In one short generation, bird populations have declined nearly 30% (more than 1 in 4 birds), primarily as a result of human-caused habitat loss, climate change, window strikes, pesticides, free-roaming cats, fireworks, and other threats. These losses include all songbirds such as Georgia’s state bird, the Brown Thrasher, whose population has declined by more than 40%.

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Based in
Avondale Estates
Founded
2020
EIN
85-3107977
Staff
3
Website
wildnestbirdrehab.org

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