Webinar details:
Date: Thursday, August 13th, 2026
Time: 6:00 PM PDT
Duration: 1 hour (including Q&A)
Location: Online via Zoom

How you can register:
Please fill out the form below to reserve your spot and to receive the webinar link. We encourage you to send in any questions you’d like us to answer during the Q&A session to giving@wildliferescue.ca.

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About the webinar:
As we're in the midst of gull nesting season, this webinar will help you coexist peacefully with protective gull parents, and know what to do when you find a baby gull in distress.

What to expect:

Discover the unique behaviours of gulls in British Columbia, from nesting and feeding to flight and social life.
Learn how baby birds behave in the wild and orphaned babies behave in rehabilitation settings. See the importance of how a strong start to their lives can lead to better survival and development.
See how wildlife rehabilitators use natural behaviour to guide the high standards of care, help their recovery, and condition them for release.
Get practical tips for understanding bird behaviour in the wild and knowing when birds truly need help.

Can't make it? By registering, you’ll receive access to the webinar recording to watch at your convenience.

Join us to learn about gulls!