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The New River Birding and Nature Festival takes place in and around the New River Gorge National River. Administrated by the National Park Service, this area is the heart of the upland, hardwood forests that Cornell Lab of Ornithology has identified as a crucial stopover habitat for the continued survival of species such as Golden-winged, Blue-winged, and Swainson's Warbler, as well as the Scarlet Tanager. This bird watching festival highlights more than 100 bird species on a variety of birding tours.
A friendly birding vacation for everyone, this week long event features guided birding excursions, world-class speakers, the finest collection of guides at any festival destination anywhere, tasty food, and a back-porch atmosphere unmatched by any other birding festival. Signature guided bird watching experiences include the opportunity to visit a wide range of habitats, world class instruction for those wanting to enhance their birding skills, and the best guide-to-guest ratio on the festival circut.
10th Anniversary Hoodie
To commemorate the NRBNF's 10th anniversary we will offer
specially designed embroidered hoodies made by SustainU.
Hoodies will be available by pre-order only.
Watch like a hawk, the order form will be up soon!
10th Anniversary eBook
To help observe our tenth anniversary in 2012, we will publish an eBook that chronicles the birth of the Festival and many of the experiences you have had in years since. The eBook will include essays, quotes, and as many photos as we can fit in--all contributed by you! We hope you'll participate in this opportunity...
Click here for more information on our 10th Anniversary eBook.
Fall Birding Weekend
The October 2011 weekend of warbler-watching and hawk-gawking
brought excellent birding and tremendous fun!
Click here to see the species list and read more about our
Fall Birding Weekend.
 New River Birding and Nature Festival is proud to be a part of Road Scholar, Adventures in Lifelong Learning. Road Scholar educational adventures are created by Elderhostel, Inc., the not-for-profit world leader in lifelong learning since 1975. Click anywhere in this text for more information about Road Scholar.
Help the Nature Conservancy and sustainability partner Andrew Liveris stop the decline of migratory bird population by preserving their natural habitats.
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