Birds are imperative to natural systems- such as pollination, and pest control. However, in the 21st century, the lack of bird biodiversity has become increasingly dire. The USDA estimates that over 97% of bird deaths (300m- 1b), are caused by anthropogenic sources- more specifically, bird collisions. Even within my school, Duke Kunshan University, an ongoing campus survey has shown a sharp increase in bird deaths correlated with campus expansion due to the use of glass materials in construction. The Anti-Bird Collision project is both a campus club and ongoing research project aiming to help raise awareness about this issue. With the help of around 128 national and 100~ on-campus volunteers, our research has been able to effectively track causes and impacts of bird deaths in greater China. On the club side, my team and I work to raise awareness by hosting campus awareness events, and by pushing school administration to utilize more sustainable practices in future campus development. Due to our efforts, newer campus buildings boast a decrease in use of transparent glass, and an increase of glass with anti-collision designs (fritted glass/taunt screens). We’ve also been able to support the application of anti-collision markers on older campus buildings.