[BRAC] Blue Ridge Audubon Chapter Program Tuesday May 17

From: Marianne Mooney <mooney.marianne@xxxxxxxxx>
To: emas <emas@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 12 May 2022 11:24:39 -0700

Chasing Golden-winged Warblers with Curtis Smalling
Blue Ridge Audubon Chapter Program
Tuesday, May 17, 7 p.m.
Reuter Center, UNCAsheville
or watch on our Facebook page

We welcome everyone to attend our special Birdathon program Chasing
Golden-winged Warblers on Tuesday, May 17. We’ll have a raffle of day trips
from Ventures Birding Tours and backyard birding gifts from Wild Birds
Unlimited! Your $5 donation goes to conservation of Golden-winged Warblers!

Chasing Golden-winged Warblers:
An Update on Conservation and Science
for an Imperiled Species
Curtis Smalling

Curtis Smalling will be speaking about his work on Golden-winged Warbler
conservation. Golden-winged Warblers are a bird of high conservation priority
across their range, which includes the Southern Appalachians. They have the
smallest population of any bird not on the endangered species list. Curtis will
share what has been learned by scientists in the past two decades both here and
on the wintering grounds of the Golden-winged Warbler. This research is helping
guide conservation efforts on both public and private lands.

Curtis Smalling is Director of Conservation for Audubon North Carolina.
Curtis is also an integral member of the International Golden-winged Warbler
working group and the Cerulean Warbler Technical working group. He is a
contributing author and editor of several books and an avid, longtime birder.

[BRAC] Blue Ridge Audubon Chapter Program Tuesday May 17

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