Wednesday, October 28th, 2020, 7:30 pm – 9:00 pm Presentation will be via Zoom Meeting ID: 822 9481 3324 Passcode: 462394Or Join the Zoom Meeting with your web browser at:https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82294813324?pwd=bVB0SCtSVjZRb21rK2dReDQxV29Fdz09 For proper viewing of the program the desktop application version must be at 5.2.3 or greater! Version 5.4 is the current version… Read more »
Programs
We in Santa Barbara are very lucky to have amazing natural history and birding experts available to present to us monthly. Our programs are usually the fourth Wednesday of the month at Farrand Hall at the Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History unless otherwise noted. The doors open at 7pm with programming starting at 7:30.
For the Fall of 2021, our monthly programs continue to be presented virtually. As each date approaches, look for an email—or on our website or social media—for a connection link. We hope to see you there! Are you new to Zoom? Please don’t let that deter you from joining us. Programs chair Aaron & Emily Kreiserg can help you get started. Call or email at: Hidden; Programs@SantaBarbaraAudubon.org.
Recordings of our virtual programs are available for viewing at:
Additional Resources->Videos
Wednesday, September 23rd, 2020, 7:30 pm – 9:00 pm Presentation will be via Zoom Meeting ID: 839 6089 0580 Passcode: 661045Or Join the Zoom Meeting with your web browser at:https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83960890580?pwd=aVNWbEJlTjE0Uk1lenNxbVZyQzNsQT09 It is strongly recommended when using the desktop application to up-grade the application to 5.2.3 or greater! Presented by Benny Jacobs-Schwartz photo… Read more »
Bird migration is something dear to our hearts here every spring and fall. This months program will provide some current insights into this phenomenon.
This months program will be great! Fabulous photos of Peruvian birds as experienced by bird guides, some of whom have never birded in the western hemisphere! Don’t miss this presentation!
Lead author of the recent study documenting the loss of North American birds, Rosenberg will discuss what this means about the health of our environment and what we can do to restore bird populations.