Spring Audubon Talk—Birds: Coast and Climate

In 2020, the northern coast of the Gulf of Mexico experienced an unprecedented hurricane season with ten of the thirty named storms, formed in the Atlantic basin, making landfall in the region. The threat of increased frequency and severity of storm events is only one of many issues that coastal ecosystems, including coastal birds, face in the wake of climate change. Join Alabama Audubon’s Coastal Biologist, Sabrina Cobb, as she facilitates this important conversation with researchers from across the Gulf Coast on how climate change is impacting coastal systems and the birds that rely on them for this special Earth Day event.
If you are a member of Alabama Audubon, please plan to stay on after the talk for our Annual Membership Meeting, including voting on new board members and the presentation of this year’s Yellowhammer Award. The meeting will conclude by 8 p.m. CDT.