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eBird on the Road

January 18, 2008
eBird on the Road

Godwit Days, Arcata, CA.

Want to find out more about eBird . . . in person? Perhaps you have specific questions about using eBird. Or maybe you want to know how other people use eBird to keep track of their observations. This year we will maintain a calendar of upcoming events where eBird Project Leaders and other expert eBirders will be leading trips, giving eBird talks and conducting workshops on using eBird. During these events, we hope to provide an idea of how to use eBird more effectively--both in the field and on the computer. Topics we're likely to discuss include how researchers make use of these data, how your observations aid conservation efforts, and how you as an eBirder can do more with the application. In the coming months we'll be in Alaska, California, Florida, Texas, and Wisconsin.

Alaska

Alaska Bird Conference; 4 - 7 March 2008

Fairbanks, Alaska

 

Join eBird Project Leader Brian Sullivan for a presentation about the Avian Knowledge Network. http://www.alaskabird.org/ABOAKBirdConferenceHome.html

 

 

 

California

Morro Bay Winter Bird Festival; 18 - 20 January 2008

Morro Bay, California

 

Join eBird Project Leader Brian Sullivan at the Morro Bay Birding Festival. Brian will be giving the keynote presentation, lead a pelagic trip and offer an eBird Workshop.

http://www.morrobaybirdfestival.org/

 

Palomar Audubon Society; 24 Jan 2008

Palomar, California

 

Join eBird Project Leader Brian Sullivan for his presentation eBird--Where Birding Meets Science

.

http://palomaraudubon.org/news.html

 

Los Angeles Audubon; 9 April 2008

Los Angeles, California

 

Join eBird Project Leader Brian Sullivan for his presentation eBird--Where Birding Meets Science

.

http://www.laaudubon.org//

 

Godwit Days; 17-21 April 2008

Arcata, California

 

Join eBird Project Leader Brian Sullivan for his Friday evening presentation eBird--Where Birding Meets Science

. Brian will also be leading a trip on Saturday.

http://www.godwitdays.com/


Florida

Space Coast Birding Festival; 23 - 27 January 2008

Titusville, Florida

 

Join eBird Project Leader Chris Wood along Florida's Space Coast for field trips, presentations, or just to chat about eBird. Chris will be leading birding trips to Little-Big Econ State Forest (24 Jan), the Canaveral Marshes and Blue Heron Wetlands (25 Jan), Hal Scott Regional Preserve (26 Jan), and the Viera Wetlands (27 Jan). Chris will be giving two presentations on eBird entitled The Future of Birding -- eBird. Presentations will be on the 24th and 25th, each between 2:45 and 3:45pm. When not leading trips, Chris will be available to answer questions and chat at the WINGS

booth. Participants are encouraged to find out more and preregister online by clicking the link below.

http://www.nbbd.com/fly


Texas

Partners in Flight Conference; 14 February 2008

McAllen, Texas

 

Join eBird Project Leader Chris Wood for his presentation eBird--An Integrated Bird Monitoring Network for Birders. This presentation is part of the Gather, Organizing, and Accessing Data for Use in Bird Conservation across the Americas

session of the 4th International Partners in Flight Conference. Attendees must register by 28 January 2009. Each of eBird's project leaders (Marshall Iliff, Brian Sullivan, and Chris Wood) will be present for the entire PIF meeting and available to answer questions.

http://www.partnersinflight.org/events/mcallen/


Saskatchewan

University of Saskatchewan/Saskatoon Nature Society; 21 February 2008

Saskatoon, Saskatchewan

 

Join Saskatchewan eBird Regional Editor Greg Kratzig at the University of Saskatchewan. Greg will be giving a presentation titled: Citizen Science and E-bird: Having Fun while Building Knowledge about Birds.

http://www.saskatoonnaturesociety.sk.ca

 

Wisconsin

Wisconsin Bird Conservation Initiative; 14 - 15 March 2008

Green Bay, Wisconsin

 

Join eBird Project Leader Chris Wood for a birding trip in the Green Bay area on the 14th of March. We'll look for gulls, migrant waterfowl and, potentially, vagrant landbirds. On the 15th, Chris will be leading a workshop entitled eBird--Introduction and Advanced Techniques

. Find out more and register by clicking the link below.

http://www.wisconsinbirds.org/BirdMonitoring.htm