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Halton Hills is home to incredible birdlife, and now residents can help select our first-ever official Town Bird!
The Town of Halton Hills, Bird Friendly Halton Hills, and the Halton Hills Public Library are partnering on an exciting opportunity for residents to select a bird that will symbolize our vibrant community, and we want to hear from you!
On May 22, 2022, Halton Hills was certified by Nature Canada as the 14th Bird Friendly municipality in Canada recognizing years of community collaboration to preserve, protect, and restore our natural heritage and ecosystems. This initiative builds on the bird-safe window decal at the Halton Hills Public Library – Acton Branch, and further advances Halton Hills commitment to bird conservation.
The top three bird choices have been counted, and the three finalists advancing to Round Two are:.
Eastern Screech Owl
Great Blue Heron
Northern Cardinal
Take Action Now! We are preparing for a celebration of the top three finalists that have made it to Round Two. Learn more about how to participate on the Town's website at Call for Artists - Halton Hills.
How to Vote:
Round Two Opens on August 9 and Closes on on October 11
Each resident may only vote once, either online or in-person.
During regular business hours, in-person voting locations are the Halton Hills Public Library (Acton and Georgetown branches) and the Hillsview Active Living Centres.
At various environmentally related outreach events in Halton Hills.
Select your top choice from the three bird choices that you feel represent the Halton Hills community the best.
Online and in-person voting are the same throughout the voting process.
Halton Hills is home to incredible birdlife, and now residents can help select our first-ever official Town Bird!
The Town of Halton Hills, Bird Friendly Halton Hills, and the Halton Hills Public Library are partnering on an exciting opportunity for residents to select a bird that will symbolize our vibrant community, and we want to hear from you!
On May 22, 2022, Halton Hills was certified by Nature Canada as the 14th Bird Friendly municipality in Canada recognizing years of community collaboration to preserve, protect, and restore our natural heritage and ecosystems. This initiative builds on the bird-safe window decal at the Halton Hills Public Library – Acton Branch, and further advances Halton Hills commitment to bird conservation.
The top three bird choices have been counted, and the three finalists advancing to Round Two are:.
Eastern Screech Owl
Great Blue Heron
Northern Cardinal
Take Action Now! We are preparing for a celebration of the top three finalists that have made it to Round Two. Learn more about how to participate on the Town's website at Call for Artists - Halton Hills.
How to Vote:
Round Two Opens on August 9 and Closes on on October 11
Each resident may only vote once, either online or in-person.
During regular business hours, in-person voting locations are the Halton Hills Public Library (Acton and Georgetown branches) and the Hillsview Active Living Centres.
At various environmentally related outreach events in Halton Hills.
Select your top choice from the three bird choices that you feel represent the Halton Hills community the best.
Online and in-person voting are the same throughout the voting process.
The 11 bird species in the survey were carefully selected in consultation with the North Halton Peel Naturalists Club and Bird Friendly Halton Hills. To ensure a unique choice for our community, we excluded species already chosen by other municipalities.
Read the descriptions and vote for the bird that best represents Halton Hills.
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