Nature and Urban Design with Timothy Beatley
March 24, 2022
Dr. Beatley speaks about green urbanism and the planning processes to create a sustainable city.
Bringing the Birds Home with David Newsom
February 24, 2022
Starting with his personal experience of creating native habitat at his Los Angeles home, David explains how indigenous plants enhance bird food sources, encourage nesting, and offer sanctuary where traditional landscapes fall short.
Crows and Ravens with Dr. Peter Coates
January 27, 2022
Dr. Peter Coates discusses his research on how nesting habitat, predator composition, and incubation behavior affect the success of birds, with a particular focus on crows and ravens.
Birds As Native Relatives with Kat High
October 28, 2021
Native Americans have greatly valued the birds on our continent for centuries. Storyteller Kat High teaches us about the place and importance of birds in Native American cultures through traditional stories and a modern day Power Point presentation.
Conservation Science with John Alexander
September 23, 2021
John Alexander, co-founder of Klamath Bird Observatory, discusses how his organization uses science to advance bird conservation.
The Motus Wildlife Tracking System with Kristie Stein
June 24, 2021
The Motus Wildlife Tracking System, created by Bird Studies Canada in 2014, is a global network of over 400 automated radio-telemetry stations from the Canadian Arctic to South America. Despite some gaps, it supports large-scale research on migratory animals’ ecology and conservation.
