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Two questions regarding Birding

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Subject: Two questions regarding Birding
From: pnstanka <>
Date: Thu, 16 Sep 2004 18:36:28 -0400
Hi my name is Philip Stankard, I hope this is a good group to ask for help. I 
am a student in Industrial Design at Syracuse University in New York. Our 
class is looking at the birding culture. From this research we want to 
identify things that need to be designed for this group. We call this 
discovery design, and it involves identifying problems and then designing 
something to solve that problem.

So I have two questions;

1. What are three key words you would use to describe the birding culture?

2. What do you think needs to be designed for this culture and activity. For 
example, it could be a new piece of equipment, adaptation to existing 
equipment, accessories, clothing, electronic or text guides, luggage, etc. 
Think of it as anything that you wish had been designed better or needs to be 
designed because it is not currently available.

I know this posting is not technically talking about birds but I think these 
are interesting questions.

Thank you for your time,
Philip Stankard

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