Adam’s scientific abstract about the game’s benefits to conservation education was just accepted by the review panel of the 2022 International Ornithological Congress, considered by many to be the most prestigious event of its kind. Adam will be traveling to Durban, South Africa in Aug. 2022 to present his research in-person at IOC.

The eagerly awaited 2nd Find the Birds game location will be available as a free update in late August. It is being produced currently and will add 15 new bird species, 2 birding hotspots, and 2 conservation quests to the game.  

Seattle Times reporter Christine Clarridge recently did an in-depth interview with Adam on how the game came to be, why he made it, and where he sees it going from here.  Read full article online on their website HERE.

Thor Diakow of Vancouver is Awesome videorecorded an interview with Adam at beautiful birding spot Burnaby Lake to chat about birds, conservation, and the game. View HERE.

Listen to Adam Dhalla, co-creator of Find the Birds talk about the game and birding on a seven-minute interview with Michelle Eliot on the Early Edition radio show in Vancouver. Listen to the recorded version HERE.

Adam Dhalla, co-creator of Find the Birds and young birder, gave a presentation on the making and history of the game and answered some questions at the annual New Jersey Audubon Young Birders Conference. Recording HERE, starts at the 1 hour 25 minute mark.

Adam Dhalla, co-creator of Find the Birds, gave a series of five radio interviews on the morning of April 13, 2021. Between 630AM-740AM PST, Adam talked (roughly in the following order) with Michelle Eliot on Early Edition, On the Island with Gregor Craigie, Daybreak Kamloops with Shelley Joyce, Daybreak South with Chris Walker, and Daybreak North with Carolina de Ryk.

Adam Dhalla, co-creator of Find the Birds, gave an online talk about the game, Arizona, and birding with Tucson Audubon Society. Posted HERE.

Adam Dhalla, co-creator of Find the Birds, was on on Ray Brown’s Talkin’ Birds radio show to talk about the game and it’s impact on birds and conservation. Listen to the recorded version HERE.

After months of work with the team, Find the Birds is available on the App Store and Google Play as a free download. The first in-game location features species, habitats, plants, and quests from Arizona. Download on the App Store HERE and the Google Play Store HERE.