We are always looking to grow our team of Rare Bird Ambassadors.
As a Rare Bird Ambassador, you are making yourself available to be called into action should a rare bird turn up in your area. The goal is to have enough Ambassadors to cover all areas of the province assuming that not everyone will be available when needed. Want to learn more? Visit the Rare Bird Ambassador page.
Rare Bird Ambassador Code of Conduct
- As a representative of the birding community you are expected to adhere at all times to OFO’s Code of Conduct.
- All information is to be kept strictly confidential.
- Do not use this as an opportunity to allow special access for your friends to see the bird.
- Respect the process and the work of other ambassadors.
- If you agree to help, you will have to drop everything and move quickly as birds don’t always stay for long.
- The Ambassador panel can help you find alternates so that you don’t have to be on the hook for too long.
Please note: You do not need to be an OFO member to be a Rare Bird Ambassador. OFO has created this program to help with open and fair access to rare birds for everyone.