Evergreen Audubon March Virtual Chapter Meeting
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cogoshawk
Mar 3, 2021, 11:38:10 AM3/3/21
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Apologies for the short notice but I wanted to alert the COBirds Community to Evergreen Audubon's next virtual Chapter meeting via Zoom this Thursday March 4, 2021. A link with further details and a Zoom link follow. All are welcome!
Good birding,
Ed
Ed
Ed Furlong,
Topic: No Boundaries for Wildlife: Saving Tropical Birds in the Bear Creek Watershed
Speaker: Nic Korte, Grand Valley Audubon Society
When: Thursday, March 4th via Zoom at 6:45 pm for social time, the program starts at ~7:10 pm
With Spring migration approaching, Evergreen Audubon is pleased to host Nic Korte, Conservation Director for Grand Valley Audubon, for our March Chapter Meeting, "No Boundaries for Wildlife: Saving Tropical Birds in the Bear Creek Watershed."
Nic Korte has traveled to the American tropics (Mexico, Costa Rica, Cuba, Ecuador, Peru, Colombia, Panama) more than 40 times and has personally documented more than 2000 bird species. During his travels, he has also witnessed the tremendous habitat destruction and ecological loss that has occurred in these countries. He has become an expert on the topic of habitat destruction and loss and its impact birds, especially our North American migrants.
Learn more about Nic and the program
Education Director, Evergreen Audubon
In the heart of the Bear Creek Watershed
Evergreen, CO
Topic: No Boundaries for Wildlife: Saving Tropical Birds in the Bear Creek Watershed
Speaker: Nic Korte, Grand Valley Audubon Society
When: Thursday, March 4th via Zoom at 6:45 pm for social time, the program starts at ~7:10 pm
With Spring migration approaching, Evergreen Audubon is pleased to host Nic Korte, Conservation Director for Grand Valley Audubon, for our March Chapter Meeting, "No Boundaries for Wildlife: Saving Tropical Birds in the Bear Creek Watershed."
Nic Korte has traveled to the American tropics (Mexico, Costa Rica, Cuba, Ecuador, Peru, Colombia, Panama) more than 40 times and has personally documented more than 2000 bird species. During his travels, he has also witnessed the tremendous habitat destruction and ecological loss that has occurred in these countries. He has become an expert on the topic of habitat destruction and loss and its impact birds, especially our North American migrants.
Learn more about Nic and the program
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