Chimney Swift Conservation in Michigan

How well do you know this compact, aerial acrobat? Facing steep population declines, the Chimney Swift is one urban bird that we should all get behind. In this presentation you will learn the identification and life history of the Chimney Swift along with issues these birds are grappling with. We will also discuss ways that YOU can help with Chimney Swift conservation and what Michigan Audubon is doing across the state to help this enigmatic bird.

This is a hybrid event. The program will take place at the Ann Arbor District Library: Downtown, and will also be streamed on our YouTube channel. Click on the "LIVE" link appearing on our channel when the program is in session.

About Chad Machinski
While Chad’s first love is botany, he doesn’t deny the intertwining nature of birds, plants, insects, and all other organisms we share the world with. As Michigan Audubon’s Conservation Manager, Chad is responsible for the management and care for all 20 of Michigan Audubon’s Sanctuaries around the state and bird specific programs such as Chimney Swift and Purple Martin conservation. In his spare time, Chad enjoys tending to and expanding his native plant garden, birding, and learning more about our natural world.

You may also like the following events from Washtenaw Bird & Nature Alliance:

• Next month, 18th March, 06:00 pm, Celebrating 20 Years of Peregrine Falcons in Ann Arbor in Ann Arbor
• This April, 11th April, 09:30 am, Washtenaw Elementary Science Olympiad (WESO) Feathered Friends Walk (Tentative Date) in Ann Arbor
• This April, 18th April, 09:30 am, BIPOC Bird Walk at Furstenberg Nature Area in Ann Arbor