Video Stories

Welcome to the Pollinator Conservation Association's Television Page!

Part of our work is to create great educational videos, some to inform, some to reveal, some to help us keep connected.

SPECIAL APPEAL NOTICE AUTUMN 2020

The Pollinator Conservation Association is a New York State registered not for profit (501(c)(3) and can accept donations from you.
We need your help, especially during this time of the pandemic, to continue our many educational, advocacy oriented, and in the ground projects. Please consider a donation by clicking on the button to the right. You can pay by an existing paypal account or you can pay by credit card or mail a check to our P.O Box. Thank-you!

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Mailing Address:
Pollinator Conservation Association
1902 Ridge Road #415
West Seneca N.Y. 14224

PCA TV

Special Edition Videos
Birder's Roundtable

The Pollinator Conservation Association has worked during the Corvid-19 Pandemic to keep our communities connected through video discussions, meetings, and presentations. We have worked with a number of partners and individuals to keep us connected about important conservation issues. This page is an archive of some of those video connections.

There are lots of conservation stories that we need to keep connected to.

Birds On The Niagara Television

One of the PCA's partnership projects has been the establishment and management of the Birds on the Niagara Winter Celebration of Birds. Why, you might be asking, is the PCA involved with birds? The answer is quite simple. While we do look at conservation and ecology through the lens of pollinators, we recognize that we are in a wholistic world and we must continue to connect the dots. Our organization works daily to connect the dots to encourage all conservation strategies and to help to lift all boats. In February of 2020 (Valentine's Day Weekend) we co-hosted the 2nd Annual Festival. and this year it was an International Festival, which is unique among North American Bird Festivals. We have created a lot of great videos for this project, which you can find by CLICKING HERE

August 2020
Late Summer migrations and bird activities, Whimbrel, Goldfinch, Bobolink, Piping Plover

June 2020
Review of Migration Season, what to look forward to in June and July.

MAY 6, 2020
World Migratory Bird Day and The Big Day were held simultaneously on Saturday May 9, 2019. Birds on the Niagara Television hosted a special roundtable discussion amongst local and regional birders from the US and Canada. Participants: Jajean Rose-Burney, Tom Kerr, Marcus Rosten, Marcie Jacklin, Jay Burney.

Episode 1 Staying Connected

Episode 2 Staying Connected

April 17, 2020
Jajean Rose-Burney, Western New York Land Conservancy BON Keynote Speaker 2020

April 23, 2020
Marcie Jacklin Waverly Woods
Discussion about Canada Birding and the endangered Waverly Woods/Erie Beach shoreline at Fort Erie, just across from Buffalo

Episode 3 Staying Connected

Episode 4 Staying Connected

April 24, 2020
Tom Kerr, Buffalo Audubon Society
Early Spring Birds

April 26
Gerry Rising
Retired Buffalo News nature writer, author, filmmaker

Episode 5 Staying Connected

April 30, 2020
Joshua Ross Ketry

Episode 6 Staying Connected

April 30, 2020
Lynda Schneekloth, SUNY Buffalo Professor Emeritus
Chair, Western New York Environmental Alliance

Episode 7 Staying Connected

April 28, 2020
Dr. Robert Warren Buffalo State/SUNY PCA Board

Episode 8 Staying Connected

April 29, 2020
Priscilla and Jonathan Titus Western New York Land Conservancy Fredonia/SUNY -Deeper into College Lodge

Episode 9 Staying Connected

May 3, 2020
David O'Donnell Eastern Monarch Butterfly Farm/PCA Board

Episode 11 Staying Connected

May 6, 2020
Twan Leenders, Senior Director of Science and Conservation, Roger Tory Peterson Institute of Natural History

Episode 15 Staying Connected

May 8, 2020
Tara Cornelisse, Senior Scientist, Center for Biological Diversity

Episode 10 Staying Connected

May 5, 2020
Bernadette Clabeaux, Daemen College, WNY Raptor and Wildlife Care, Inc.

Episode 12 Staying Connected

May 7, 2020
J. Drew Lanham, Distinguished Professor of Wildlife Biology, Clemson. Author of "The Home Place: A Colored Man's Love Affair with Nature

BIRDS

The Friends of Times Beach Nature Preserve, a Pollinator Conservation Association Project, has produced a number of bird oriented videos
These are the latest

Spring Birds 2020 (With Bird Identifying Titles)

Spring Birds 2020 (Without Bird Identifying Titles). In case you want to try your skill at identifying them on your own.