ZLI's Save a Billion Birds! Campaign

ZLI's Save a Billion Birds! Campaign engages wildlife related challenges of international migration and movement, while seeking to address the daunting architectural challenge of bird collsions with windows. 

Taking the iconic imagery of migratory birds, capable of circumnavigating the globe, ZLI's Save a Billion BIrds! Campaign
ecological challenges related to artificial borders, whether national or architectural in the form of bird-killing glass. Exposed window glass takes over a billion birds from the environment in the northern hemisphere alone, with effects that reverberate all the way to the other side of the equator.

ZLI's Save a Billion Birds! Campaign seeks sponsors and donations to help fund research, offer educational and
entertainment programming, create wildlife advocacy media and to create international partnerships
serving a global and optimistic vision of the future.

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