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ONLINE Course: Audubon at Home: Birds of a Feather That Nest Together
May 7, 2020 , 5:30 pm – 6:30 pm
Pre-registration is required by 3 p.m. Wednesday, May 6th, and space is limited.
UPDATE: Registration is now closed. Check out our other upcoming courses here.
In response to social distancing and shelter-in-place rules for Alabama during the COVID-19 pandemic, we are offering free online courses as a public service to help folks continue to learn about the birds they love! While these will initially be offered for free, please support our work if you are able and make a tax-deductible donation at alaudubon.org/give. Please make sure to comply with all state and local social-distancing regulations. See our full COVID-19 statement here.
Join our Coastal Biologist Sabrina Cobb as she dives into what it means to be a colonial nesting species on the Alabama coast. This presentation takes a look at the benefits and challenges faced by this breeding strategy and showcases two of Alabama’s species of interest, the black skimmer and least tern.
Where and when do we meet? This online course meets on Thursday, May 7th, from 5:30–6:30 p.m. It will be an hour-long online class with time at the end for questions. Click on the registration link above to sign up, and you’ll receive the instructions on how to join the meeting via a confirmation email.*
*Please note, you will receive a separate email with the Zoom meeting instructions before the class (likely the afternoon before). You’ll need the meeting ID and password from this email to join the meeting.
Registration: Class size is limited to 100. To register, click on the button above. If you’re new to our online system and don’t yet have a username and password, simply click the “X” on the pop up and fill out the basic form.
Please double check your email and make sure it’s a valid email address prior to completing your registration. We’ve had several kick-backs when sending the Zoom meeting instructions out to registrants, and you won’t be able to join the meeting without this information. Thanks!
Questions? Email the Coastal Coordinator.