Bird protection involves efforts to conserve and safeguard various species of birds and their habitats. This includes creating and maintaining protected areas, such as national parks and wildlife reserves, where birds can live and breed without human interference. Organizations often work to raise awareness about the importance of birds in ecosystems and the threats they face, such as habitat loss and pollution. Conservation programs may also focus on specific species, like the California Condor or Bald Eagle, which have faced significant population declines. These initiatives often include breeding programs, habitat restoration, and legal protections to ensure that birds can thrive in their natural environments.