Marius Robinson Bird Festival

A Spring Migration Celebration presented by Tropical Audubon welcome you to a free Community Event for Kids, Parents, Scouts, Students & Naturalists!

The South Florida community is invited to experience the wonders of birds, nature and science at the inaugural Marius Robinson Bird Festival — A Spring Migration Celebration at Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park. The family-friendly event will honor late Key Biscayne resident and birder Marius Robinson, and celebrate the annual northbound flight of nearly 150 species of migratory birds that stop to recharge in South Florida on their return to North America from the Caribbean, Central and South America and Mexico.
Featuring enriching outdoor experiences for nature enthusiasts of all ages, the program includes activities, expert talks, field sketching, games, prizes, authors' readings, binocular demonstrations, and an opportunity to learn about the Cape Florida Banding Station (CFBS), a community science project under the Tropical Audubon Society wing.
The festival is made possible by a generous donation from the Key Biscayne Life Enhancement Forum. The late Mr. Robinson was a businessman, philanthropist, partner, father, grandfather, and naturalist who truly enjoyed Key Biscayne’s natural treasures and avian life, and event organizers, CFBS, Key Biscayne Community Foundation and Marjory Stoneman Douglas Biscayne Nature Center, are privileged to honor his legacy. Read our Media Advisory.