Collision-Free
Coastlines Network
A youth-led initiative empowering students to protect coastal birds through education, community action, and practical conservation.
An Overlooked Conservation Crisis
Birds mistake reflections of sky or water for open habitat — and collide with glass. Coastal birds are especially vulnerable.
birds die annually from window collisions in North America.
of coastal migration routes overlap with developed shorelines.
most collisions can be reduced with simple, low-cost solutions.
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How CFCN Works
A clear three-step pathway from learning to leadership.
Learn
Students participate in virtual environmental education through online modules and live sessions covering birds, conservation, and community action.
Take Action
Students identify high-risk windows and implement affordable bird-safe solutions using DIY guides and community engagement.
Lead
Students become Coastline Stewards, receive certificates, and may earn service hours where recognized by partner schools.
Education that builds long-term stewardship
Hands-on action creates measurable local impact — while learning shapes lifelong conservation leaders.
Become a Coastline Steward
Every safer window has the potential to save a bird. Every informed student can inspire a community. Applications are currently closed — reach out to stay updated on future opportunities.
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