The New Hampshire eBird project is a collaborative initiative managed by NH Audubon, aimed at enhancing bird research and conservation efforts across the state. This project invites volunteers to actively participate in the collection of bird sighting data throughout the year. Volunteers play a crucial role in contributing to a centralized eBird database, which serves as a valuable resource for researchers and conservationists alike. By reporting their bird sightings, volunteers help to create a comprehensive picture of bird populations and their movements, which is essential for effective conservation strategies. Volunteers are expected to possess bird identification skills, as only accurately identified sightings should be recorded. This requirement ensures the integrity and reliability of the data collected. Participants will be trained in the necessary skills to identify various bird species, and they will have access to resources that can assist them in improving their identification abilities. The project not only fosters a deeper understanding of local avian species but also encourages community engagement and awareness of bird conservation issues. In addition to reporting sightings, volunteers may also engage in various activities such as participating in bird counts, attending workshops, and collaborating with other bird enthusiasts. This project provides a unique opportunity for individuals to connect with nature, contribute to scientific research, and make a positive impact on bird conservation efforts in New Hampshire.