Birds Across New England: Audubon Regional Conservation Symposium

Audubon Society of Rhode Island’s second annual conservation symposium on birds with scientists from across New England.

Join the Audubon Society of Rhode Island for the second annual Avian Research Symposium! Last year’s event featured researchers from across the northeast and provided attendees a broad understanding of the bird conservation work occurring across our region. During the symposium, Schoodic Institute’s Director of Bird Ecology Seth Benz will be presenting on coastal migration monitoring of hawks and waterbirds from Acadia National Park.

Additionally, the symposium will feature over 20 researchers presenting on topics ranging from birds and renewable energy to the impacts of climate change on bird populations, as well as a keynote address by Carl Safina.

Last year’s event sold out in a matter of days, so don’t miss your opportunity to attend. The registration fee covers attendance to the event, coffee and snacks throughout the day and lunch. An optional guided bird walk at 7am is also available to all participants.

For more information about the conference and to register to attend, please click here.