An individual's guide to helping birds and the planet: Community science

Bird populations are declining, which tells us our ecosystems, which we share with them, are in trouble. Whether you're a fan of birds or not, we can all benefit from protecting them. In this class series, we will go over ways you, as an individual, can take action to help birds and people. Each class in this series will center around a different subject.
Community science- Help contribute to scientific research by using apps like eBird and iNaturalist.
Led by Allison Middlemass, the Bent's Community Conservation Program Coordinator. The class will take place at our center building, starting at 2 pm, and the class will go on till 3:30 pm. Further parking instructions will be sent via email upon registration. $15 per person.
Registration is required, and you can register here: https://act.audubon.org/a/an-individuals-guide-to-helping-birds-and-the-planet-community-science?aud_path=/events&_gl=1*9eic3v*_gcl_au*MjEzNTI3MzI3NC4xNzQ5NTAwMjc2*_ga*MTA0MTY1NTc4MS4xNzAxMjkxMzA5*_ga_X2XNL2MWTT*czE3NTE0Njg5MTEkbzMzNSRnMSR0MTc1MTQ3MTAxMiRqNjAkbDAkaDA.
Ruby-throated Hummingbird at Trumpet Honeysuckle. Photo: David Shipper/Audubon Photography Awards

You may also like the following events from Bent of the River Audubon Center:

• This month, 30th July, 02:00 pm, An individual's guide to helping birds and the planet: Climate Action in Southbury
• Next month, 13th August, 02:00 pm, An individual's guide to helping birds and the planet: Lights Out and bird-safe buildings in Southbury

Also check out other Workshops in Southbury.