Bird Bling: How Banding Birds Aids Conservation
August 25, 2020
Banding reveals the mysterious lives of birds on the move. Adam DiNuovo, Audubon Florida's Southwest Florida Shorebird Project Manager, will illustrate how banding can aid avian conservation and protect birds now and into the future. Adam has been working with shorebirds and seabirds across the US and beyond for more than 15 years.
Florida's Rooftop Nesting Colonies
July 7, 2020
Join Audubon Florida biologists Jeff Leichty and Rebekah Snyder for this webinar about the unique ecology and nesting strategies of sea and shorebirds nesting on gravel rooftops across Florida.
Coastal Bird Nesting Biology and Conservation on Navarre Beach, with Caroline Stahala, Ph.D.
April 28, 2020
Learn about the amazing birds that call the Florida Panhandle home.
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Protecting Birds on the Gulf Coast: Ten Years After Deepwater Horizon
April 20, 2020
Learn about coastal bird species and how they have fared in the ten years since the Deepwater Horizon disaster. In this webinar, Audubon Florida's Holley Short, Project Manager, Bird Monitoring & Stewardship, joined National Audubon Society coastal staff from around the Gulf.
Audubon Coastal Habitat Enhancement: For the Birds
May 8, 2020
Audubon Florida's Director of Bird Conservation shares details about coastal habitat enhancement efforts in Florida in this webinar.
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