More and more cities and municipalities across the globe require that new constructions be built with birds in mind. There are a wide variety of cost-effective and attractive options that can be an integral part of bird-safe building design or retrofits. To learn more about effective bird-safe design and solutions, please visit birdsafe.ca.
Solutions for Commercial and Institutional Buildings


BirdSafe® Consulting
Under the umbrella of BirdSafe®, FLAP Canada has helped countless commercial, institutional, and governmental audiences make informed decisions to reduce risk to birds on their properties. Through our BirdSafe® consulting services, we offer site-specific building assessments to objectively identify and rate building façades and features posing the greatest risk for bird-window collisions. In this way, we provide tailored recommendations that help our clients prioritize areas for mitigation action, meaning you can save the most birds with your investment. A nominal fee is charged based on the number of façades being assessed.
For almost 30 years, FLAP Canada has been a global leader in the issue of birds and buildings. Trust the experts to help you reach a solution. To learn more about how we can help you, or to contact us for a quote, please visit birdsafe.ca.
Migration Alerts for Property Owners and Managers
During spring and fall, billions of migrating songbirds pass through our cities on the way to their northern breeding areas or southern wintering areas. It is during these difficult journeys that birds are most at risk of colliding with our built structures. FLAP Canada offers migration alerts for property owners and managers to alert them to times of peak migration activity. These notices allow building managers to take targeted actions when they are needed most, such as reducing lighting at night, retrofitting windows, and monitoring their buildings for dead or injured birds. Sign up for migration alerts and learn more at birdsafe.ca.

Presentations and Workshops
FLAP Canada regularly does presentations for commercial and institutional audiences on the issue of bird-window collisions. We also run workshops for building operators, maintenance staff, and tenants on how to monitor, rescue, and contain injured and dead birds found around their buildings. Please contact us to inquire.