Lawrence region, all the way to the Maritimes. Migration monitoring stations are usually pretty rustic places, set in beautifully remote settings, far from the madding-crowd. No matter where you live, there is probably a migration monitoring station within a day's drive that needs your help.
Volunteers come from all walks of life, often from around the world.
They represent a tremendous diversity of skills, talents, interests and cultures. Some are hard-core birders and scientists. Many are students who are searching for practical experience that they will never acquire in any textbook or classroom. There are writers, musicians, artists, philosophers, factory workers, computer jocks, photographers, cab drivers . The people component of a migration monitoring station definitely adds to the richness of the experience, quite apart from the wondrous bird life you will encounter.