Upcoming 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. You can view a calendar of upcoming workshops and events at the bottom of this page.
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.
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.
Conservation Careers Series
See Dates Below
All programs are via Zoom webinar from 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM
Georgia Audubon's Conservation Career Series features presentations by a diversity of conservation career professionals. This series offers an exploration of different career and academic paths for students, including higher education and apprenticeships, as well as careers in nonprofits, private businesses, and government roles. The goal of this series is to pique the interest of students in environmental-focused careers and provide students with continued opportunities to get involved in developmental programs toward these positions.
This virtual program is for everyone, and you can join as a class, as a teacher, a student, a parent, or a curious mind! All programs are FREE, and will take place from 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM via Zoom. Access to view recordings will be available to all attendees.
See Dates Below
All programs are via Zoom webinar from 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM
Georgia Audubon's Conservation Career Series features presentations by a diversity of conservation career professionals. This series offers an exploration of different career and academic paths for students, including higher education and apprenticeships, as well as careers in nonprofits, private businesses, and government roles. The goal of this series is to pique the interest of students in environmental-focused careers and provide students with continued opportunities to get involved in developmental programs toward these positions.
This virtual program is for everyone, and you can join as a class, as a teacher, a student, a parent, or a curious mind! All programs are FREE, and will take place from 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM via Zoom. Access to view recordings will be available to all attendees.
Photo by Dan Vickers.
Georgia Audubon at Manuel's Tavern: Gardening for Bats, with Roseanne Guerra
Sunday, June 25
3:30 to 5:30 PM
Manuel's Tavern, 602 N. Highland Ave. NE, Atlanta
FREE to attend but registration is requested
Bats are weird and wonderful. Did you know that there are more important things than bat boxes if you want to attract bats to your yard? How many species are found in Georgia? While some Georgia bat species are being decimated by an introduced fungus that causes “white nose syndrome”, the Georgia DNR is fighting to prevent our bats from extinction. Find out how you can help! Rose is a liaison for the GA Bat Working Group.
About the presenter: Rose is a New Orleans native who moved to the Atlanta area in 1988 with a freshly-minted computer science degree, but her true passion has always been nature and wildlife. Rose’s wildlife and education experience includes animal rehabilitation, performing in Zoo Atlanta’s free-flighted bird show, and leading many bird walks, garden club/master gardener programs, school field trips, canoe trips, and scout programs. She is a frequent Georgia Audubon field trip and program leader, and also leads trips for Dunwoody Nature Center, the City of Sandy Springs, Chattahoochee Nature Center, and others.
Sunday, June 25
3:30 to 5:30 PM
Manuel's Tavern, 602 N. Highland Ave. NE, Atlanta
FREE to attend but registration is requested
Bats are weird and wonderful. Did you know that there are more important things than bat boxes if you want to attract bats to your yard? How many species are found in Georgia? While some Georgia bat species are being decimated by an introduced fungus that causes “white nose syndrome”, the Georgia DNR is fighting to prevent our bats from extinction. Find out how you can help! Rose is a liaison for the GA Bat Working Group.
About the presenter: Rose is a New Orleans native who moved to the Atlanta area in 1988 with a freshly-minted computer science degree, but her true passion has always been nature and wildlife. Rose’s wildlife and education experience includes animal rehabilitation, performing in Zoo Atlanta’s free-flighted bird show, and leading many bird walks, garden club/master gardener programs, school field trips, canoe trips, and scout programs. She is a frequent Georgia Audubon field trip and program leader, and also leads trips for Dunwoody Nature Center, the City of Sandy Springs, Chattahoochee Nature Center, and others.
