Community Environmental Studies Workshop Series

BIRD WORKSHOP

With its wide variety of natural habitats and its position along the major migration route known as the Atlantic Flyway, New York is a bird lover’s paradise. Over 300 distinct resident or migratory species live here or pass through, including many nesting species such as Peregrine Falcons, Red-tailed Hawks, Catbirds, Yellow Warblers, and Baltimore Orioles. Whether you are an experienced birder or a beginner, this workshop will sharpen your skills and provide fascinating information
about the world of birds.

Come learn about our local environment!

This monthly free workshop series will cover diverse topics geared towards learning about our local environment and what we can all do to become good stewards of our communities. Workshops will be led by experts and are free to members of the community. Participants can sign up for individual sessions or the whole series.

Please email DCWORKSHOPS@DUNY.EDU to register, or for more information.

Workshop leader: Ken Chaya of the New York Botanical Garden and Linnaean Society of New York