Tuesday, September 15 · 7 p.m. · Great American Pub, Conshohocken

Every year, millions of birds die from collisions with windows and buildings. It’s one of the leading causes of bird mortality in North America—and it’s largely preventable.

On Tuesday, Sept. 15, the Green Conshy Collaborative welcomes Stephanie Egger of Bird Safe Philly for a conversation about why bird collisions happen, why they matter for our local ecosystem, and what Conshohocken neighbors can do to make their homes and neighborhoods safer for birds.

Attendees will also participate in a hands-on activity, leaving with a ready-to-install bird-safe window solution for their home. All supplies will be provided at no cost, generously donated by Liberty Bird Alliance.

The evening includes free appetizers and soft drinks, a cash bar, and activities for kids

Register below — it’s free, and it helps us plan. Walk-ins always welcome.

How to prepare for the workshop

Once you’ve registered, here’s what to bring:

  • The width and height of one window you’d like to make bird-safe (choose an accessible window)
  • Needle-nose pliers, if you have them

Bird Safe Philly will bring the rest.

Stephanie Egger of Bird Safe Philly installing Feather Friendly at Germantown Academy.

ABOUT THE GREEN CONSHY COLLABORATIVE

The Green Conshy Collaborative is a resident-driven, grassroots group committed to helping Conshohocken neighbors take meaningful steps toward environmental sustainability — starting at home.

Learn more about the Collaborative →