Find out why animals migrate, where they migrate to, what dangers they face and what scientists do to find out more about migration.
Play the migration route map game and see the incredible journeys made by animals.
BTO - Tracking Cuckoos into Africa
In 2011, the BTO fitted satellite tags to five cuckoos caught in their breeding grounds of East Anglia and have been tracking them to find out about their migration to their winter quarters in Africa. Cuckoo numbers have dropped drastically in recent years and it is hoped this study will help understand why. A blog is kept for each cuckoo so you can find its latest news.
BBC World on the Move - Great Animal Migrations
View an interactive route map which shows the movement of different animal species during 2008. There is also a fact sheet for each animal which includes information on where and why they migrate.
Find out what the Rutland Ospreys are up to all year round. Follow their migration using Google Earth or Google Maps.
Sorby Breck Ringing Group Ringing of birds gives us essential information about the health of our bird populations. It also allows us to track bird movements such as migration.Our local bird ringing group regularly hold public demonstrations of bird ringing in the Chesterfield and Sheffield area. Family events are held at the Derbyshire Wildlife Trust's Avenue Washlands Nature Reserve near Wingerworth. Contact the Trust to find out when the next event will be.