Join us for a free webinar next Thursday, November 7, at 7:00 PM. Although it is only about three-quarters the size of Virginia, Panama has recorded more than 1,000 bird species. Each year millions of migratory shorebirds stop for fuel on this narrow isthmus that connects the continents, making this small country tremendously important to migratory avifauna. Julio Montes de Oca and Adriana Moreno from Audubon Americas’ work supporting bird conservation in Panama will speak to us about the “Blue Natural Heritage Project,” a project supporting carbon capture, biodiversity, human well-being, and coastal resilience. The project aims to elevate the importance of Panama’s coastal mangrove ecosystems and related wetlands, the carbon they sequester, and the biodiversity and livelihoods they support. We offer this virtual presentation in association with a March 12-25, 2025 international trip to Panama organized by Holbrook with NVBA. Register here. FREE!
