MONTHLY PROGRAMS
JANUARY 2025
Topic: "Bending the Bird Curve: Audubon's Plan to Reverse Declining Populations"
Speaker: Liliana Griego - Senior Coastal Program Manager
Date: January 14, 2025 at 7:00pm
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Since 1970, we have lost 3 billion birds in North America, but the National Audubon Society has come up with a plan to reverse this decline, and “bend the bird curve”. Come learn about Audubon’s Flight Plan and the ambitious goals centered around birds, habitat, climate solutions, policy, and community building. Liliana Griego, Sr. Coastal Program Manager for Audubon California, will highlight the work the National Audubon Society, Audubon California, and Audubon Chapters are doing to contribute to the Flight Plan and specifically discuss how coastal birds along the Pacific Flyway will benefit from this national effort to protect birds, people, and the planet. From local chapter activists to federal legislation, Liliana will share how collaborative efforts in California are leading to meaningful and lasting impacts and how you can take part in reversing the decline in birds and create a future where they thrive.
SUPPORT US
The support of our community is critical to ensuring that people today and 100 years from now have the opportunity to connect with nature and will get to experience our state’s wild places firsthand.
Ventura's wildlife and wild places define our landscape, bring us joy, and show us how important it is that we protect our natural world.
UPCOMING EVENTS
NESTING BIRDS
Please postpone any tree-trimming until the fall when the tree can be reassessed for trimming. Much tree-trimming is unnecessary, not helpful for birds, and bad for the tree, such as topping and over-thinning.
Please see our Tree Trimming Guidelines for more recommendations on tree-trimming.
GO BIRDING
Ventura County provides many recreational opportunities in a beautiful natural setting. Good birding is one of the Central Coast’s finest recreational features. The Central Coast is strategically located on the Pacific Flyway and provides habitat to many resident and migratory birds.