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Birds, by their very existence, enhance our daily lives. For many of us, it is a thrill to see the splash of a Brown Thrasher in a birdbath, or the flash of red in green woods as a tanager darts past. It is a gift of nature that such birds – which play an important role in healthy ecosystems by controlling pests, dispersing seeds, and pollinating plants – are also so beautiful and such a joy to watch. More than sixty-three million Americans are birdwatchers, injecting billions of dollars into local economies throughout the nation as they purchase birdseed, binoculars, and guidebooks and venture. | National Wildlife Federation 11100 Wildlife Center Drive Reston Virginia 20190 703-438-6000 www.nwf.org American Bird Conservancy P.O. Box 249 The Plains Virginia 20198 540-253-5780 www.abcbirds.org Mark Van Putten President Chief Executive Officer Jamie Rappaport Clark Senior Vice President for Conservation Programs Philip B. Kavits Vice President Communications Paul L. Joffe Senior Director International Affairs Jeremy Symons Climate Change Wildlife Program Manager George H. Fenwick President Merrie Morrison Vice President for Membership Communications David Pashley Vice President for Conservation Programs Gerald W. Winegrad Vice President for Policy Jeff Price Director of Climate Change Impact Studies 2002 National Wildlife Federation and American Bird Conservancy The Birdwatcher s Guide to Global Warming Report Prepared by Jeff Price Ph.D. American Bird Conservancy Patricia Glick M.S. National Wildlife .
