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MNH World Migratory Bird Days

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The MNH World Migratory Bird Days event will take place on May 10, 2025, in Cost, Texas, celebrating the phenomenon of bird migration. This event offers diverse activities, including guided plant and bird walks, aimed at families and birdwatching enthusiasts. Local participants will have the opportunity to learn about the crucial role birds play in ecosystems and biodiversity. Attractions like Roger Williams Park will serve as key venues, fostering community engagement with nature. As part of a broader initiative, this event emphasizes the importance of environmental conservation and awareness.

The event is categorized under various themes, such as travel, hobbies, and wildlife education. With a focus on family-friendly experiences, it encourages attendees to appreciate the natural world. Such initiatives are vital for promoting sustainable practices and fostering a connection to the environment.

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