We’re sorry, this event has been cancelled to avoid the spread of coronavirus and other dangerous diseases. We hope to reschedule this presentation for a later date, so stay tuned!
Join us for a special Evenings with Audubon event, featuring a social time beginning at 6:00pm, followed by updates and short question and answer sessions by Madison Audubon staff, and culminating in a wonderful presentation by David Brinker of Project SNOWstorm, an organization focused on conserving snowy owls. It’ll be a fun, informative, and fascinating evening! Refreshments and light appetizers provided.
About the Speaker: David Brinker
Originally from Wisconsin, Dave — a founding co-director of Project SNOWstorm — is a regional ecologist in the Maryland Department of Natural Resources’ Natural Heritage Program, where he focuses on biodiversity conservation. In 1994 he founded Project Owlet, a continental network of migrant northern saw-whet owl banding stations. He also directs the Central Appalachian Goshawk Project, and is a co-founder of the Northeast Motus Collaboration, which uses nanotag technology and automated receiver stations to track the movements of small birds, bats and insects.
