Through the tremendous power of on-the-ground volunteers, the Bald Eagle Nest Watch program has gathered important information about the health, productivity, and nesting success of around 200 Bald Eagle nests in Wisconsin since 2018. Join the Horican Marsh Bird Club for this presentation by Brenna Marsicek to learn more about what these volunteers look for, why the work matters, and how to get involved in the Horicon Marsh area.

This event will be held in person (weather permitting) and online (link will be provided soon) in a hybrid fashion. If weather is poor, it will be adjusted to be an online-online presentation.

About the speaker: Brenna Marsicek is the director of outreach for Southern Wisconsin Bird Alliance and coordinates or supports a variety of volunteer community science programs including Bald Eagle Nest Watch, Kestrel Nest Box Monitoring Program, Bird Collision Corps, and the Madison-area Christmas Bird Count. She loves helping people connect with nature in creative, engaging, and meaningful ways.

Cover Photo: Two adult Bald Eagles in a nest, photo by Mike Williams, BENW volunteer in southeastern Wisconsin