Birdability and Inclusive Birding Quiz

What is the main goal of Birdability?

• To make birding exclusive to experts

• To promote birding among people with disabilities

• To restrict birding to certain locations

• To focus only on visual birding

How does the narrator describe their experience with birding?

• As a challenging and difficult activity

• As a way to find their best self

• As a solitary activity

• As a competitive sport

What is one way the narrator engages in birding?

• By reading bird books

• By photographing birds

• By listening to bird calls

• By using binoculars

What is a common challenge faced by people with disabilities in birding?

• Excessive noise in birding areas

• Too many birding options

• Inaccessible birding locations

• Lack of interest in birding

Why is raising awareness important for Birdability?

• To discourage people from birding

• To limit birding to certain groups

• To ensure everyone knows about birding opportunities

• To make birding more competitive

What personal impact did birding have on the narrator?

• It enhanced their life

• It caused them stress

• It limited their social interactions

• It made them dislike nature

What is the narrator's hope for birding sites?

• To remain exclusive

• To become more accessible

• To charge high entry fees

• To limit the number of visitors

What does the narrator encourage everyone to do?

• Contribute to making birding sites inclusive

• Ignore accessibility issues

• Compete with other birders

• Focus only on visual birding

What is required to make a change in birding accessibility?

• A large budget

• Recognizing areas for improvement

• A team of experts

• Government intervention

What attitude does the narrator suggest is important for making changes?

• Enthusiasm and passion

• Caution

• Skepticism

• Indifference