US HR363

Designates May 9–18, 2025 as "National American Birding Week" to recognize the approximately 3.5 billion migratory birds of over 350 species that pass through the U.S. each spring

Highlights the economic impact of birdwatching: 96 million American birders spend nearly $107 billion annually, supporting 1.4 million jobs

Acknowledges threats to migratory bird populations including habitat loss, predation, and collisions with buildings, utility infrastructure, and vehicles

Recognizes events like the "Biggest Week in American Birding" hosted by Black Swamp Bird Observatory in Oak Harbor, Ohio, in partnership with Ottawa National Wildlife Refuge and Magee Marsh State Wildlife Area

Encourages public participation in birding events and supports coordinated conservation efforts by federal, state, and local governments, conservation organizations, and businesses