The roots of birdwatching, known internationally by the English term, are as old as humanity itself, as birds captured human attention from the moment we appeared on Earth. Their world, filled with sounds and colors, but primarily their ability to fly, which made humans feel grounded, fascinated us.

Birdwatching means observing wild birds in their natural environment, an activity that gives us the opportunity to understand and love wildlife, offers us many thrills, and is also of great importance to science and the protection of natural ecosystems.

Across Europe, a new type of tourism is developing, known as bird tourism, which expresses the awareness of the necessity to protect the environment, the desire to connect with nature and birds, and the search for a different way of life.

Birdwatchers are simply modest observers who document the unique lives of birds and their behaviors. A life that enchants us as we get to know it better.