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It is the major difference between birds and any other animals we have on earth, and if you can't make a feather, you cannot call yourself a bird.
For us humans, who are earthbound, birds represent freedom.
This feather has enabled birds to conquer gravity and take to the air in an extraordinary way.
Birds are my passion, and I want to change the way each one of you thinks about them.
Birds are amazing, and this talk is dedicated to all the birds of the world.
Indeed, these birds have been part of our lives and cultures all over the world for centuries, and every society has a story about birds.
You probably have heard childhood stories of different birds and how they relate with man.
Birds have been used as brands and labels all over the world.
And just like us humans who have managed to live in virtually all habitats of this earth, birds have also conquered the world.
From birds such as these beautiful penguins that live in the cold ice caps to even others like the larks, who live in the hottest deserts you can imagine.
Birds also build houses like us.
The real pros in housebuilding are a group of birds we call the weaverbirds, and this name they were given because of the way in which they weave their nests.
An interesting one: birds also love and date just like us humans.
Birds also, multiple species of them, do love to touch and cuddle just like humans.
And birds help us so much, and they play very crucial roles in our ecosystems each day.
Unfortunately, the story of birds is by far not perfect.
Top on the threats facing birds is habitat loss and reduced food availability.
Birds are also hunted, especially migratory species and ducks that congregate in water bodies.
Moreover, power lines are electrocuting birds and wind farms are slicing birds when they fly through the blades.
Recently, we've heard the talk of climate change making a lot of headlines, and it's also affecting birds, because birds are being forced to migrate to better breeding and feeding grounds because unfortunately where they used to live is no longer habitable.
My own perspective towards birds was changed when I was a small boy in high school, and there was this boy who struck, injuring the wing and the leg of a bird we called the augur buzzard.
And that experience changed the way we looked at birds.
And a passion for birds should especially matter for Africa and all Africans, because among all other continents, Africa hosts some of the most amazing bird species you can find anywhere in the world.
These birds continue to provide the continent with very crucial ecosystem services that Africa needs.
Imagine how many communities will benefit from groups of tourists visiting their villages just to see the endemic birds that can only be found in those villages.
How can we help birds together?
There is now a chance for all of you to turn your passion for birds into contributing to their continued survival, and you can do that by becoming a citizen scientist.
That is exactly what we realized as bird-watchers, and we thought, because birds are found everywhere, if we've got all of you and everyone else in Africa to tell us the birds they find where they live, where they school, or even where they work, then we can be able to come up with a map of every single species, and from there scientists will be able to actually prioritize conservation efforts to those habitats that matter the most.
Take for example these two projects, the Africa Raptor DataBank, which is mapping all birds of prey in the continent of Africa, and the Kenya Bird Map, which is mapping about 1,100 species that occur in my country, Kenya.
How do I tell you what birds live in my home, or where I school, or where I work?"
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