Ruby-crowned Kinglet, by Ronald Newhouse, Audubon Photography Awards
In-person events
Georgia Audubon is building places where birds and people thrive. We offer a variety of virtual and in-person events to help you and your family gain a better understanding of our work and the birds that surround us.
To learn more about our virtual events, please visit our virtual events page. To learn more or register for our Georgia Audubon field trips, please visit our field trips page. We have also travel opportunities for those interested in seeing birds further afield.
We share upcoming events in our bi-monthly e-newsletter, BirdBuzz, and you can also find updates on our Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter pages. If you would like to sign-up to receive our bi-monthly e-newsletter with a list of upcoming events, please consider becoming a member or visit our newsletter page.
If you are interested in a program with an associated fee but cost is a burden, please apply for a Georgia Audubon Scholarship.
To learn more about our virtual events, please visit our virtual events page. To learn more or register for our Georgia Audubon field trips, please visit our field trips page. We have also travel opportunities for those interested in seeing birds further afield.
We share upcoming events in our bi-monthly e-newsletter, BirdBuzz, and you can also find updates on our Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter pages. If you would like to sign-up to receive our bi-monthly e-newsletter with a list of upcoming events, please consider becoming a member or visit our newsletter page.
If you are interested in a program with an associated fee but cost is a burden, please apply for a Georgia Audubon Scholarship.
Upcoming EVents
A MARTA bus adorned with Tom WIlson's Chattahoochee River photography.
June Monthly Meeting: The Chattahoochee River: A Photo Location that Has It All
Featuring Tom Wilson, Nature Photographer
Sunday, June 26, at 3:30 PM
In-person at Manuel’s Tavern
Free but registration requested
We all love getting a chance to visit a world class nature photography venue such as Bosque Del Apache in New Mexico or maybe the Great Smoky Mountains National Park in Tennessee and North Carolina, but what if a world class photography location was situated right here in the Atlanta Metropolitan area? What if it had beautiful scenic locations including rapids and cliffs and tumbling streams coupled with a dazzling array of wildflowers and a wide diversity of trees? What if that location also had everything from Bald Eagles and Great Horned Owls to Spotted Sandpipers? What if it also had mammals like North American River Otters and Beavers? Well, that location exists, and it’s called the Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area. It is run by the National Park Service and is a short drive for well over half the members of GNPA.
Join us for a presentation by Tom Wilson, who has been photographing the Chattahoochee River for over 20 years. Tom’s Chattahoochee River photos have been widely published by numerous organizations as well as in newspapers and magazines, on posters and MARTA busses. Tom is past Vice President of GNPA and currently serves as Communication Committee Chairman. Tom will tailor the presentation to nature photographers giving them suggestions for good photographic locations depending on subject and time of year.
Featuring Tom Wilson, Nature Photographer
Sunday, June 26, at 3:30 PM
In-person at Manuel’s Tavern
Free but registration requested
We all love getting a chance to visit a world class nature photography venue such as Bosque Del Apache in New Mexico or maybe the Great Smoky Mountains National Park in Tennessee and North Carolina, but what if a world class photography location was situated right here in the Atlanta Metropolitan area? What if it had beautiful scenic locations including rapids and cliffs and tumbling streams coupled with a dazzling array of wildflowers and a wide diversity of trees? What if that location also had everything from Bald Eagles and Great Horned Owls to Spotted Sandpipers? What if it also had mammals like North American River Otters and Beavers? Well, that location exists, and it’s called the Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area. It is run by the National Park Service and is a short drive for well over half the members of GNPA.
Join us for a presentation by Tom Wilson, who has been photographing the Chattahoochee River for over 20 years. Tom’s Chattahoochee River photos have been widely published by numerous organizations as well as in newspapers and magazines, on posters and MARTA busses. Tom is past Vice President of GNPA and currently serves as Communication Committee Chairman. Tom will tailor the presentation to nature photographers giving them suggestions for good photographic locations depending on subject and time of year.
Past webinars
We record most of our free programs, including virtual field trips, monthly meetings, and other programs, and make them available for later viewing on our YouTube Channel. You will also find a selection of other videos on our habitat restoration work, certified wildlife sanctuaries, ambassador hummingbird, and other topics. Check our YouTube channel at the link below and follow us to receive notifications when we post new content.
