Old city: National Bird Day, observed annually on January 5th, serves as a crucial reminder of the need to protect bird species from the detrimental effects of human activities. Established in 1894 by Charles Amonzo Batcook, a school principal from Old City, Pennsylvania, this day aims to raise awareness about bird conservation and the negative impacts of actions such as hunting and deforestation, which contribute to the decline in bird populations.

According to Thai News Agency, birds are integral to every ecosystem as they serve multiple roles, including predators, seed dispersers, and decomposers. Their presence is essential for maintaining ecological balance. With their habitats increasingly threatened by human interference, it is imperative to undertake concerted efforts to conserve bird species for the future. National Bird Day encourages collective action to ensure that birds continue to thrive and maintain their vital roles in ecosystems worldwide.