The Sanctuary falls within the Ladner Christmas count area. Adjacent count areas are Vancouver, White Rock and Victoria. To see the results of North American Audubon Christmas count records, go to Cornell University's Birdsource Web site and the eBird program.

If you are interested in participating in a count in the Vancouver area, contact the local natural history clubs.

The Vancouver Natural History Society has an active Birding Section, with regular meetings and birdwatching trips to many natural areas around Vancouver. Visit the Federation of BC Naturalists (BC Nature) for additional clubs in the region.

The Wild Bird Trust also manages a Sanctuary in North Vancouver and other properties in the MetroVancouver area.

Tides are important when birdwatching along the intertidal foreshore. Viewing is best on incoming tides.

Birding in British Columbia provides an overview of birding in BC and a forum and newsletters for birders.

Birds On The Bay posts nature-related events throughout Delta and Surrey.

Bird Studies Canada has many projects on the go. You can help collect data through their diverse survey programs.

Wild Birds Unlimited has stores in the region featuring birdwatching equipment, feeders and nestboxes, bird seed, and sometimes opportunities to join local birdwatching trips.

Important Bird Areas of Canada (IBA) has a collective list of the major birding areas and their significance to Canadian bird populations

Similarly, many birders can contribute to the collective knowledge of their favourite birding spots by contributing their checklists to the eBird program.