Tag Archives: American Bird Conservancy
Maryland Bill Proposes Bird-Friendly Glass Adoption on State-Funded Buildings

A bill requiring newly built, acquired or renovated majority state-funded buildings to follow bird-friendly windows and shielded nighttime lighting standards is making its way through the Maryland General Assembly. The Maryland Sustainable Buildings Act of 2023 states that buildings receiving … Continue reading
New York City Passes Bird-Friendly Building Legislation

New buildings in New York City will soon include bird-friendly glass, which could save tens of thousands of birds’ lives each year during the migratory season. The New York City Council passed Int. No. 1482-2019-B yesterday, making it the largest … Continue reading
Proposed Chicago Ordinance Could Mitigate Bird Collisions with Glass

A Bird Friendly Design Ordinance has been introduced in Chicago by Alderman Brian Hopkins to mitigate bird collisions with glass over time by establishing bird safe standards for new building construction and substantial renovations or rehabilitated buildings that require permits. … Continue reading
Bird-Friendly Bill Introduced in Senate

Sen. Cory Booker (D-NJ) introduced the Federal Bird-Safe Buildings Act of 2017 to the U.S. Senate in early October 2017. The bill would require federal buildings to use bird-friendly glass to mitigate bird deaths. This contrasts with the Trump administration’s … Continue reading