Please walk quietly in this important place for birds—Roberts Bank is an integral part of the Pacific Flyway, and a vital part of the Key Biodiversity Area that is the Fraser River Estuary. The Western Hemisphere Shorebird Reserve Network has designated the Estuary as one of 22 sites of critical hemispheric importance for migratory birds.

There are many species-at-risk who live in Roberts Bank and stop here on their migratory routes. Please protect their habitat and take care near them.

Birds nest in the grasses and on the ground in the marsh and along the trail. These included Towhees, Marsh Wrens, Killdeer, Northern Harriers, and Red-winged Blackbirds.