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SUMMARY:Frenchman's Forest Natural Area
DESCRIPTION:Join Steve & Melanie Garcia as we travel through this unique ecosystem.\n\n\nJoin Steve and Melanie Garcia as we explore the unique ecosystem of Frenchman’s Forest Natural Area\, a 158-acre preserve in Palm Beach Gardens\, Florida. The area features diverse habitats\, including pine flatwoods\, strand swamp\, scrubby flatwoods\, hydric hammock\, tidal swamp\, and wet flatwoods. \nLast year’s trip recorded 30 bird species\, including the Nashville Warbler\, Pileated Woodpecker\, and Summer Tanager. \nPlease note\, there are no restrooms on-site. The nearest restroom is 1 mile away at the 7-Eleven\, located at 2490 PGA Boulevard\, Palm Beach Gardens. \nAll ages and abilities are welcome; however\, this trail is not accessible for wheelchairs or assistive walking devices\, as it consists of dirt and sand\, not a boardwalk. \nIf you register and cannot attend\, please cancel your tickets. For questions\, contact us at fieldtrips@auduboneverglades.org. \neBird List: A shared eBird list will be provided. To access and contribute to the list\, please ensure you have an eBird account with your user ID and password. You can edit the list by adding or removing species as you observe them. \nPhotography: We encourage you to capture the beauty of the wetlands and share your photos on social media. By signing the AE consent form\, you agree to have your photo taken and used on our social media pages as part of our birding community. \nFor Inquiries: Contact us fieldtrips@auduboneverglades.org for any questions or assistance.
URL:https://www.auduboneverglades.org/event/frenchmans-forest-natural-area-7/
LOCATION:Frenchman’s Forest Natural Area\, 12201 Prosperity Farms Road\, Palm Beach Gardens\, FL\, 33410\, United States
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SUMMARY:Wakodahatchee Wetlands
DESCRIPTION:Explore Wakodahatchee: A Guided Birding Adventure!\n\n\nGuided Birding Adventure at Boynton Beach Wetlands \nJoin Cathie and Mark Calvert for an enriching birding experience at one of Boynton Beach’s premier hotspots. Stroll along the elevated boardwalks and immerse yourself in the beauty of this picturesque wetland. \nEvent Details: \n\nMeeting Point: At the top of the boardwalk; access via the ramp.\nAccessibility: The boardwalk is designed for easy access with wheelchairs and assistive walking devices.\nRestrooms: Available at the meeting point.\n\nAdditional Information: \n\neBird List: A shared eBird list will be provided. To access and contribute to the list\, please ensure you have an eBird account with your user ID and password. You can edit the list by adding or removing species as you observe them.\nParking: During peak months (February through April)\, parking may be limited. Please be patient and enjoy the scenery while waiting for a spot.\nRegistration: If you need to cancel\, please do so as soon as possible to allow others to participate.\n\nPhotography: We encourage you to capture the beauty of the wetlands and share your photos on social media. By signing the AE consent form\, you agree to have your photo taken and used on our social media pages as part of our birding community. \nFor Inquiries: Contact us fieldtrips@auduboneverglades.org for any questions or assistance. \nWe look forward to sharing this birding adventure with you and exploring the wonders of Boynton Beach Wetlands together!
URL:https://www.auduboneverglades.org/event/wakodahatchee-wetlands-19/
LOCATION:Wakodahatchee Wetlands\, 13270 Jog Road\, Delray Beach\, FL\, 33484\, United States
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SUMMARY:Bird Nerding 101 with Autumn & Audubon Everglades
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a fun and educational presentation from Autumn & Audubon Everglades to learn all about birds and become a true bird nerd!\n\n\nBecome a Bird Nerd with Autumn & Audubon Everglades \nDo you like lookin’ at birds? Then you’re a birder! \nHelp interdisciplinary artist\, poet\, performer\, Florida Master Naturalist and Education/Outreach Coordinator for Audubon Everglades Autumn Kioti Horne spread the bird nerd word: NATURE IS FOR EVERYBODY AND EVERY BODY. \nThis fun presentation is the first step toward becoming a real bird nerd. If you’ve never birded before but are birding-curious\, this is your moment! If you are a more advanced birder and you’d like to discover bird-minded friends\, join us. We’ll learn about birds\, when and how to see ’em\, and discover Audubon Everglades’ awesome free programs and fieldtrips for individuals of all shapes\, sizes\, abilities and identities. You are welcome here!Follow us on IG at @auduboneverglades. You are welcome here! \n \nDon’t miss out on this opportunity to become a true Bird Nerd! \nJoin Audubon Everglades – Where Nature is For Everybody! \n \nAbout the Presenter: \nAutumn Kioti (they/them/ her) is our Education and Outreach Coordinator at Audubon Everglades! \nAutumn is an interdisciplinary artist\, Certified Master Naturalist\, environmental educator\, poet\, and performer who passionately uses art to address climate change\, eco-feminism\, and the intersection of access to nature and mental health. Their work spans from South Florida to New York to international exhibitions\, engaging diverse audiences through diverse mediums like narration\, movement\, installation and poetry. \nThey write: \n“Arts and nature are humanity’s common language\, and my primary instrument as an interdisciplinary artist. I use this common language to tell stories\, whether through narrative\, movement\, installation\, poetry…. Within my current practice\, I confront issues such as climate change\, the confluence of the Anthropocene urge to conquer the environment and eco-feminism\, food justice\, and the intersection of access to wild space and mental health\, finding the correlation of each to the other impossible to ignore. \nIn confronting these issues over the last decades in South Florida\, New York\, and New Mexico\, my chosen media has been fluid and responsive to the environmental conditions in which I work. My diverse materials include garbage scavenged from trainyards\, footage from nature documentaries\, poetry\, weaving\, works on hand-made paper and Mylar\, even cooking and food\, as well as more traditional media for two- and three-dimensional work. I select my medium based on how the public can be best engaged in a site-specific piece: whether through installation\, or performance\, or workshops. \nTackling the environmental impacts of our society necessitates an acknowledgement that we are truly interdependent\, participating in the story of our natural and built environments together\, as a community and as a society. I frequently collaborate with organizations\, individual scientists\, other artists and activists: NYC Audubon\, Audubon Everglades\, Rohi’s Readery\, EcoAmerica\, the American Littoral Society\, the Wild Bird Fund\, firefly expert Dr. Sara Lewis\, landscape ecologist Eric Sanderson\, and more. I have offered presentations on art-based approaches to environmental justice and climate change as an ecoAmerica Climate for Health ambassador\, and conduct workshops at Rohi’s Readery\, a social justice-driven children’s bookstore. Much of this work is offered on a volunteer basis at established institutional spaces\, and the majority is entirely grassroots\, self-funded\, and engages a broad and diverse public of all ages and backgrounds.”
URL:https://www.auduboneverglades.org/event/bird-nerding-101-with-autumn-audubon-everglades/
LOCATION:3650 Summit Blvd\, 3650 Summit Boulevard\, West Palm Beach\, FL\, 33406\, United States
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SUMMARY:Fall Pelagic Tour
DESCRIPTION:Take an ocean journey with Audubon Everglades and local experts to search for pelagic birds not often seen on land.\n\n\nFall Pelagic Tour\nJoin us for an exciting Fall Pelagic Tour on Saturday\, September 7\, 2024\, starting at 07:45 AM (EDT). Prepare yourself for an adventurous day as we explore the Atlantic Ocean in search of magnificent seabirds and other marine wonders. \nOur journey will commence at 314 East Ocean Ave\, Lantana\, FL 33462—an ideal launch point for our exciting pelagic expedition. \nDuring the tour\, you will have the opportunity to witness a variety of species in their natural habitat. From majestic seabirds soaring above the waves to playful dolphins and perhaps even the occasional whale sighting\, this tour promises to be a memorable experience. \nOur expert guide will offer fascinating insights into the local ecosystem and the various bird species\, sharing their knowledge and answering any questions you may have. \nWhether you are a seasoned birdwatcher\, an ocean enthusiast\, or simply looking for a unique outdoor experience\, the Fall Pelagic Tour is an adventure you won’t want to miss! \nDon’t forget to bring your camera\, binoculars\, and comfortable clothing suitable for a day at sea. \nReserve your spot now and get ready for an unforgettable day exploring the wonders of the Atlantic Ocean! \n\n\nMeet our Pelagic tour leader: \n \nLarry Manfredi – Many birders might remember his name for the Western Spindalis that showed up in his yard between January 3rd and February 26\, 1992. More than 400 people came to see that amazing vagrant. Realizing the number of people that share his interest\, He decided to start guiding professionally. He contributed to the book titled “A Birder’s Guide To Florida” by Bill Pranty. He wrote the chapter on Homestead and helped with the sections on Miami\, the Florida Keys\, and Everglades National Park. He co-authored “A Birder’s Guide To Metropolitan Areas of North America” by Paul Lehman and sold by American Birding Association. \n \n \n \n\n\nEvent Details\n \nCost Includes: Your ticket covers the boat trip\, gratuity for the crew\, pelagic leaders\, snacks\, water\, and an incredible experience. For those familiar with pelagic trip costs\, this offers exceptional value! \nDeparture Details: We’ll set sail from Bar Jack Fishing Charter on the Lady K\, a 70-foot walk-around deep sea fishing vessel. The Lady K\, captained by a licensed USCG Captain\, features a wide beam for a smooth ride even in moderately choppy waters. \nParking Information: The marina has limited parking next to the Old Key Lime House. Please double or triple park but avoid reserved spots. Paid parking is available in the lot to the east. \nSchedule: Boarding begins at 7:45 AM. The boat departs promptly at 8:00 AM and returns around 4:00 PM. Please be punctual as the boat will not wait\, and missed departures are non-refundable. \nFacilities: Bathrooms are available in the park across the street\, and the boat has two heads on board. \nCheck-In/Boarding: Check in with Paula Gatrell upon arrival. No need to print your ticket. Field guides will be introduced\, and the Captain will provide a safety briefing. Tickets will be issued for head count. \nRefund Policy: All sales are final. Refunds will only be issued if the trip is canceled by the charter-boat operators due to weather or sea conditions. \nAge Restriction: No children under the age of seven. \nWhat to Bring: \n\nClothing: It can be breezy and chilly on the water. Dress in layers that you can adjust as needed\, and be prepared for wet conditions.\nFootwear: Wear closed-toe shoes with good rubber soles to prevent slipping on the wet deck.\nSun Protection: Bring sunscreen or a large hat for sun protection.\nSeasickness: If you’re prone to seasickness\, take appropriate precautions as we will venture 10 miles out to sea.\nFood and Drink: Snacks and drinks will be provided\, but please bring your own lunch.\n\nAdditional Info: \n\nA shared eBird list will be available. To access this list\, ensure you have an eBird account with a user ID and password.\nPhotos are encouraged for personal enjoyment and social media sharing. Photographs are a wonderful way to capture the beauty and fun of our birding adventures. We encourage photographers to take photos for their personal use and enjoyment and to share them on social media. By signing the AE consent\, you consent to having your photos used on our social media pages.\nIf you register and cannot attend\, please cancel your ticket to allow others to join.\n\nQuestions or Assistance: Contact Paula at 561-248-9089. \nWe look forward to a fantastic day at sea and wish you the best of luck in spotting those stunning pelagic birds!
URL:https://www.auduboneverglades.org/event/fall-pelagic-tour-2/
LOCATION:Bar Jack Fishing and Lady K Fishing Charter\, 314 East Ocean Ave\, Lantana\, FL\, 33462\, United States
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SUMMARY:Fall Pelagic Tour
DESCRIPTION:Take an ocean journey with Audubon Everglades and local experts to search for pelagic birds not often seen on land.\n\n\nFall Pelagic Tour\nJoin us for an exciting Fall Pelagic Tour on Saturday\, September 7\, 2024\, starting at 07:45 AM (EDT). Prepare yourself for an adventurous day as we explore the Atlantic Ocean in search of magnificent seabirds and other marine wonders. \nOur journey will commence at 314 East Ocean Ave\, Lantana\, FL 33462—an ideal launch point for our exciting pelagic expedition. \nDuring the tour\, you will have the opportunity to witness a variety of species in their natural habitat. From majestic seabirds soaring above the waves to playful dolphins and perhaps even the occasional whale sighting\, this tour promises to be a memorable experience. \nOur expert guide will offer fascinating insights into the local ecosystem and the various bird species\, sharing their knowledge and answering any questions you may have. \nWhether you are a seasoned birdwatcher\, an ocean enthusiast\, or simply looking for a unique outdoor experience\, the Fall Pelagic Tour is an adventure you won’t want to miss! \nDon’t forget to bring your camera\, binoculars\, and comfortable clothing suitable for a day at sea. \nReserve your spot now and get ready for an unforgettable day exploring the wonders of the Atlantic Ocean! \n\n\nMeet our Pelagic tour leader: \nLarry Manfredi – Many birders might remember his name for the Western Spindalis that showed up in his yard between January 3rd and February 26\, 1992. More than 400 people came to see that amazing vagrant. Realizing the number of people that share his interest\, He decided to start guiding professionally. He contributed to the book titled “A Birder’s Guide To Florida” by Bill Pranty. He wrote the chapter on Homestead and helped with the sections on Miami\, the Florida Keys\, and Everglades National Park. He co-authored “A Birder’s Guide To Metropolitan Areas of North America” by Paul Lehman and sold by American Birding Association. \n\n\nEvent Details\n \nCost Includes: Your ticket covers the boat trip\, gratuity for the crew\, pelagic leaders\, snacks\, water\, and an incredible experience. For those familiar with pelagic trip costs\, this offers exceptional value! \nDeparture Details: We’ll set sail from Bar Jack Fishing Charter on the Lady K\, a 70-foot walk-around deep sea fishing vessel. The Lady K\, captained by a licensed USCG Captain\, features a wide beam for a smooth ride even in moderately choppy waters. \nParking Information: The marina has limited parking next to the Old Key Lime House. Please double or triple park but avoid reserved spots. Paid parking is available in the lot to the east. \nSchedule: Boarding begins at 7:45 AM. The boat departs promptly at 8:00 AM and returns around 4:00 PM. Please be punctual as the boat will not wait\, and missed departures are non-refundable. \nFacilities: Bathrooms are available in the park across the street\, and the boat has two heads on board. \nCheck-In/Boarding: Check in with Paula Gatrell upon arrival. No need to print your ticket. Field guides will be introduced\, and the Captain will provide a safety briefing. Tickets will be issued for head count. \nRefund Policy: All sales are final. Refunds will only be issued if the trip is canceled by the charter-boat operators due to weather or sea conditions. \nAge Restriction: No children under the age of seven. \nWhat to Bring: \n\nClothing: It can be breezy and chilly on the water. Dress in layers that you can adjust as needed\, and be prepared for wet conditions.\nFootwear: Wear closed-toe shoes with good rubber soles to prevent slipping on the wet deck.\nSun Protection: Bring sunscreen or a large hat for sun protection.\nSeasickness: If you’re prone to seasickness\, take appropriate precautions as we will venture 10 miles out to sea.\nFood and Drink: Snacks and drinks will be provided\, but please bring your own lunch.\n\nAdditional Info: \n\nA shared eBird list will be available. To access this list\, ensure you have an eBird account with a user ID and password.\nPhotos are encouraged for personal enjoyment and social media sharing. Photographs are a wonderful way to capture the beauty and fun of our birding adventures. We encourage photographers to take photos for their personal use and enjoyment and to share them on social media. By signing the AE consent\, you consent to having your photos used on our social media pages.\nIf you register and cannot attend\, please cancel your ticket to allow others to join.\n\nQuestions or Assistance: Contact Paula at 561-248-9089. \nWe look forward to a fantastic day at sea and wish you the best of luck in spotting those stunning pelagic birds!
URL:https://www.auduboneverglades.org/event/fall-pelagic-tour/
LOCATION:Bar Jack Fishing and Lady K Fishing Charter\, 314 East Ocean Ave\, Lantana\, FL\, 33462\, United States
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SUMMARY:History of Human Relationships with the Waterfowl Group with Dr. Paul Gray
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a fascinating journey through history exploring how humans have interacted with waterfowl\, led by Dr. Paul Gray!\n\n\nWe are thrilled to announce the launch of our 2024-2025 “Virtually There” series! To kick off this exciting season\, we’ve lined up a truly captivating presentation by none other than the renowned Dr. Paul Gray. \nDr. Gray\, an expert in avian conservation\, will delve into the fascinating history of human relationships with waterfowl. \nWaterfowl\, the ducks\, geese and swans\, are among the most treasured birds in human cultures. They are pets\, food\, watch “dogs\,” collector’s items\, the subject of literature and art\, harbingers of changing seasons\, hunting and birding trophies and even have had dog breeds created just to hunt them. North America hosts about one-third of all species in the world\, and Florida hosts most North American species. Paul will talk about the diversity of this remarkable group including our human interactions and fascination with them. \n \nAbout the Presenter \nDr. Paul Gray is a Science Coordinator for Audubon Florida’s Everglades Restoration Program. \nPaul is based out of Highlands County\, near the Kissimmee River\, and has been working in Florida for 36 years\, with the last 29 for Audubon. His educational background includes a BS from the University of Missouri\, an MS from Texas Tech University\, and a Ph.D. from the University of Florida. \nPaul provides technical support to Audubon policy teams on water\, land\, and bird management issues primarily related to Lake Okeechobee\, but state-wide issues as needed. This work entails representing Audubon in public and private meetings\, and helping develop Audubon oral and written comments on various policy and technical issues. He is a charter member of the Florida Grasshopper Sparrow Working Group and former co-chair of the Snail Kite Coordinating Committee. The Waterfowl is one of his favorite talks.
URL:https://www.auduboneverglades.org/event/history-of-human-relationships-with-the-waterfowl-group-with-dr-paul-grey/
LOCATION:FL
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SUMMARY:Tall Cypress Natural Area
DESCRIPTION:Join Bruce Pickholtz along this elevated boardwalk.
URL:https://www.auduboneverglades.org/event/tall-cypress-natural-area-17/
LOCATION:Tall Cypress Natural Area\, 3700 Turtle Run Boulevard\, Coral Springs\, FL\, 33065\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240901T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20240901T220000
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SUMMARY:Tall Cypress Natural Area
DESCRIPTION:Join Bruce Pickholtz along this elevated boardwalk.
URL:https://www.auduboneverglades.org/event/tall-cypress-natural-area-16/
LOCATION:Tall Cypress Natural Area\, 3700 Turtle Run Boulevard\, Coral Springs\, FL\, 33065\, United States
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SUMMARY:Everglades Restoration Progress: Building Resilience for South Florida
DESCRIPTION:Learn about the progress of restoring the Everglades and how it’s making South Florida more resilient!\n\n\nEverglades restoration is a $25 billion water infrastructure program overseen by the South Florida Water Management District and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. The Comprehensive Everglades Restoration Plan (CERP) of 2000 serves as the guide for restoration and includes water storage\, treatment\, and conveyance projects to improve water quality\, flows\, and aquatic habitats throughout South Florida\, including the St. Lucie Estuary. This presentation will encompass the history of Everglades drainage\, restoration project progress\, and the resilience-building benefits that Everglades restoration provides. \n \nAbout the Presenter: \nSteve Davis\, Ph.D. – Chief Science Officer\, Everglades Foundation. Dr. Davis is an aquatic ecologist with 30 years of research in the coastal Everglades. He draws upon his past professional experience\, including 10 years as professor of wetland ecology at Texas A&M University\, to lead The Everglades Foundation’s Science Department and science communication efforts focused on advancing Everglades restoration\, tracking ecosystem health\, and understanding the impacts of sea-level rise. Davis has authored or co-authored more than 70 peer-reviewed science publications\, holds a Courtesy Associate Professor appointment in Florida International University’s College of Arts\, Sciences\, and Education\, and is a Coordinating Editor for the journal Restoration Ecology. He is also co-author of the 5th Edition of The Everglades Handbook: Understanding the Ecosystem.
URL:https://www.auduboneverglades.org/event/everglades-restoration-progress-building-resilience-for-south-florida/
LOCATION:FL
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240525T080000
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SUMMARY:Spring Pelagic Tour
DESCRIPTION:Audubon Everglades\,in partnership with South Florida Audubon\, invites you to join us on this exciting ocean adventure looking for seabirds\n\n\nEmbark on a pelagic birding expedition\, where we travel by boat offshore to observe seabirds that seldom venture ashore except for breeding. Seabird species encountered during these pelagic journeys can include boobies\, tropical terns\, shearwaters\, jaegers\, gannets\, and more. Join us for an fun all-day charter off the shores of Miami\, led by experienced guides David Simpson and Beto Matheus. \nEvent Details:Duration: 8-hour charterLimited Availability: Priority registration for up to 40 individuals who are current members of Audubon Everglades and South Florida Audubon. No children under the age of seven\, please. \nFee: $135 exclusively for members until March 4\, 2024\, then open to the public with a price increase to $160. \nFee includes boat trip\, gratuity for boat crew and guides\, snacks\, beverages\, and entertainment. Remarkable value compared to other pelagic trips! \nCancellation Policy: Full refunds available for cancellations before 5/15; non-refundable thereafter. Exceptions for emergencies or cancellations by charter-boat operators due to weather and/or sea conditions. \nTime: Boarding starts at 8:15 am; departure at 8:30 am sharp; return to the dock around 16:30 pm. Punctuality is crucial\, as the boat won’t wait\, and there is no refund for missed departures. \nVessel: Departure from Bill Bird Marina in Haulover Park on The Mucho K\, a 65ft. fishing vessel with an open lower deck and a partial upper lookout on the bridge. The Kelly Fishing Charter Company is our host with Captan Jamie at the helm. it has comfortable seating\, clean restrooms\, and USCG approval for 48 passengers. Limited to 40 participants for an optimal seabirding experience. \nRoute: Journey through Haulover Inlet to the west wall of the Gulf Stream to spot tropicbirds\, terns\, shearwaters\, jaegers\, gannets\, storm-petrels\, scoters\, alcids\, and more. Possible stops for wildlife sightings along the way. \nWeather: Captain’s decision to cancel in case of rough conditions. Announcement may be made up to 30 minutes before boarding. If canceled\, rescheduled date is June 2\, 2024\, automatic registration for the alternate trip. Contact Paula or David if unable to attend the backup date. \nEbird: An ebird list will be created for the trip. If someone has registered you and you’d like to be part of the shared ebird list\, kindly provide your email address to paula@auduboneverglades.org. \nFor inquiries or assistance\, please contact:Paula Gatrell: paula@auduboneverglades.orgDavid Lagan: david.lagan@gmail.com \nWishing you an enjoyable time and good luck in spotting those magnificent Pelagics! \n\n\n\nMeet our Field Guides and Spotters: \nDavid Simpson has lived a lifetime working and playing in the wilds of Florida. Working full time for the Florida Park Service for several years\, running two Florida Big Years and countless Big Days\, and extensive county listing\, as well as several environmental consulting jobs have led to an extensive knowledge of Florida’s amazing biodiversity. These days\, he continues to work on environmental consulting jobs as well as speaking\, leading trips at festivals\, and conducting private guided tours where he will share this knowledge with anyone who will listen. \n\n\n\nLuis “Beto” Matheus has always been interested in nature and wildlife. Even as a kid growing up in Venezuela\, he always kept a copy of “A Guide to the Birds of Venezuela” by Rodolphe Meyer de Schauensee and William H. Phelps (1978)\, the first bird field guide for any Latin American country\, within reach. Yet he only became a “serious birder” around 2006 when he joined his father on a birding trip with Venezuela’s Audubon Conservation Society to Yacambú National Park\, at the northernmost edge of the eastern Andes. After seeing a male Golden-winged Manakin (Masius chrysopterus) take off in front of him in the cloud forest\, he went home\, bought a pair of binoculars and was hopelessly hooked.he turned into a fully-fledged bird nerd. Beto has been actively birding ever since\, often with his birding parents\, serving as a voluntary eBird reviewer for Venezuela since 2008 and joining several Audubon chapters as he moves around for work. A civil engineer working in renewable energy development\, Beto has lived in Mexico (Mexico City and Pachuca)\, Colorado (Boulder) and\, now Florida (Boca Raton) with his wife and two teenage kids. \n\n\n\nDirections: \nAddress: Bill Bird Marina\, 10800 Collins Ave\, Miami Beach\, FL 33154 \nFor those traveling from Palm Beach area\, please allow ample time for driving\, it is a highly congested area. It is approximately 1.5 hours from the West Palm Beach area. The GPS location can take you to a blocked entrance. If traveling from the North\, continue South about 1/2 mile and look for the Haulover Marina sign. \nAs you enter the parking lot\, head to the line of boats and turn to the LEFT. \nThere is ample free parking. \nThe Kelly Fishing Charter Company is a blue building. There are restrooms located at the end of the parking lot in a beige building. There are also heads on the boat. \n \nMap: \nhttps://www.google.com/maps/dir/25.9066347\,-80.1241048/10800+Collins+Ave\,+Miami+Beach\,+FL+33154/@25.9043623\,-80.1254628\,16.5z/data=!4m8!4m7!1m0!1m5!1m1!1s0x88d9ad14d95bee87:0xbe9999372c54999b!2m2!1d-80.1244298!2d25.9065884?entry=ttu \n \n \n\n\nWHAT TO BRING \nKindly pack your own lunch\, as there won’t be any food available for purchase on the boat. We’ll supply snacks and drinks. If you have specific dietary requirements or allergies\, we recommend bringing your own provisions. \nIt is usually breezy on the water. Dress a little warmer or wear layers. It is better to be layered with clothes that you can remove than to be cold and not have a jacket or sweatshirt to ease a chill. It can also get wet. \nWear close-toed shoes with a good rubber deck-gripping sole to prevent slipping or sliding as the boat deck is normally wet. \nBring sunscreen or a large hat as you will be on the water for eight hours. \nThis boat will venture 10 miles out to sea\, we recommend that you take appropriate measures if you’re prone to seasickness.If prone to seasickness\, look into over the counter medications\, and choose the nondrowsy varieties ( Bonine). The main prevention is to get lots of rest the night before! Also avoid alcohol and spicy food prior to trip. Eat something bland for breakfast (i.e. toast) so your stomach is not totally empty; keeping something in your stomach goes a long way to minimizing the effects of seasickness. Consider ginger products. We will provide Ginger Ale\, water\, ginger candy\, and also pretzels on board. \n \n***eBird List: We will maintain a shared eBird list to document our sightings.***\n \nWHAT NOT TO BRINGAerial dronesPetsSpotting ScopesTripodsWeapons
URL:https://www.auduboneverglades.org/event/spring-pelagic-tour/
LOCATION:Bill Bird Marina\, 10800 Collins Ave\, Miami\, FL\, 33154\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240520T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20240520T203000
DTSTAMP:20260426T003330
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SUMMARY:Purple Haze: A Conservation Film
DESCRIPTION:Join us for “Purple Haze: A Conservation Film” – Viewing of the film and discussion about our beloved Purple Martins!\n\n\nJOIN US AS WE CELEBRATE PURPLE MARTIN AWARENESS MONTH IN PALM BEACH COUNTY \nAfter millions of years of evolution\, treacherous migrations\, and forming a unique relationship with humans\, North America’s largest swallow species\, the Purple Martin\, has managed to become almost completely dependent on man-made nesting structures to nest and rear their young. Captain Zach Steinhauser has taken it upon himself\, after spending years guiding folks to North America’s largest Purple Martin roost\, to chase these birds across their range to understand exactly how this species put themselves in this position and discover a lost culture of bird-loving enthusiasts across the Purple Martin’s range. Zach’s journey takes him across the western hemisphere from the Great Lakes to the Amazon Rainforest all the way to the Sonoran Desert making unexpected connections at every turn. \nAfter the film\, Audubon Everglades Purple Martin Conservation Coordinator Shelly Rozenberg will be available to answer any questions. Donations to the event help support Audubon Everglades Purple Martin Program and conservation of the Purple Martin.   Refreshments will be served. \nFor more information please contact Shelly RozenbergShelly@auduboneverglades.org@thepurplemartinqueen
URL:https://www.auduboneverglades.org/event/purple-haze-a-conservation-film/
LOCATION:South County Civic Center\, 16700 Jog Road\, Delray Beach\, FL\, 33446\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240518T093000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20240518T110000
DTSTAMP:20260426T003330
CREATED:20240507T203316Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240507T203317Z
UID:12227-1716024600-1716030000@www.auduboneverglades.org
SUMMARY:Birding Basics: Purple Martin Edition
DESCRIPTION:Join the Purple Martin Queen\, Shelly Rozenberg\, for a walk through the Picturesque Riverbend park and learn about our beloved birds.  This tour is hosted by Riverbend Park\, please contact them for future details and reservations.
URL:https://www.auduboneverglades.org/event/birding-basics-purple-martin-edition/
LOCATION:Riverbend Park\, 9060 West Indiantown Road\, Jupiter\, FL\, 33478\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240515T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20240515T110000
DTSTAMP:20260426T003330
CREATED:20240220T044137Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240507T193534Z
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SUMMARY:Florida Scrub Jay Walk
DESCRIPTION:Enjoy a short walk with Jim Howe as you witness the behavior of these endemic birds.\n\n\nWelcome to the Florida Scrub Jay Walk! \nDate: Wed May 15\, 2024 \nTime: 9:00 AM \nLocation: Jonathan Dickinson State Park \nCome join us for a fun-filled morning exploring the beautiful habitats of the Florida scrub jay. This guided walk will take you through the park’s scenic trails\, where you’ll have the chance to spot these unique and colorful birds in their natural environment. Don’t forget your binoculars and camera! \nOur knowledgeable guides will share interesting facts about the Florida scrub jay and other wildlife you may encounter along the way. This is a great opportunity to learn more about the importance of preserving these habitats and the species that call them home. \nWhether you’re a bird enthusiast or just looking for a relaxing outdoor adventure\, the Florida Scrub Jay Walk is a must-do event for nature lovers of all ages. We can’t wait to see you there!
URL:https://www.auduboneverglades.org/event/florida-scrub-jay-walk-9/
LOCATION:Jonathan Dickinson State Park\, 16450 Southeast Federal Highway\, Hobe Sound\, FL\, 33455\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240507T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20240507T203000
DTSTAMP:20260426T003330
CREATED:20240507T193530Z
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SUMMARY:Light Pollution & Terrestrial Wildlife: Research Into Practice
DESCRIPTION:Learn how light pollution affects wildlife.\n\n\nThe past 20 years have seen an explosion of research into the adverse effects of light at night on wildlife.  In this presentation\, I will describe and categorize those effects and how they affect species and ecosystems\, ranging from the disruption of circadian rhythms for birds to fragmentation of landscapes for puma.  Then I will review the different means by which such impacts can be reduced\, including shielding\, reduction in intensity\, and the synergistic benefits of adjusting spectrum to avoid the most disruptive colors of light.   \nAbout the Presenter: \nTravis Longcore grew up under the Northern Lights of Eastern Maine. He went to the University of Delaware\, followed by UCLA\, where he earned and M.A. and Ph.D. in Geography. He is now Adjunct Professor and Co-Chair of the Environmental Science and Engineering Program at the UCLA Institute of the Environment and Sustainability. His landmark article “Ecological Light Pollution” (Longcore and Rich 2004) and 2006 co-edited book Ecological Consequences of Artificial Night Lighting (Island Press) have come to define a rapidly growing research area in ecology. In 2022\, he received the Galileo Award from the International Dark-Sky Association “in recognition of outstanding achievements in research or academic work on light pollution over a multiple-year period.” He is also the President of the Los Angeles Audubon Society. \n \nNew Paper: A Compendium of Photopigments and Visual Spectral Response Curves \n \nLEDs and Terrestrial Wildlife \n  \nhttps://www.ioes.ucla.edu/person/travis-longcore/
URL:https://www.auduboneverglades.org/event/light-pollution-terrestrial-wildlife-research-into-practice/
LOCATION:FL
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240427T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20240427T103000
DTSTAMP:20260426T003330
CREATED:20240220T044134Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240220T044134Z
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SUMMARY:Frenchman's Forest Natural Area
DESCRIPTION:Join Steve & Melanie Garcia as we travel through this unique ecosystem.\n\n\nFrenchman’s Forest Natural Area is a 158-acre protected area of pine flatwoods\, strand swamp\, scrubby flatwoods\, hydric hammock tidal swamp\, and wet flatwoods in Palm Beach Gardens\, Florida. \nOn this trip last year we had 30 species of birds including a Nashville Warbler\, Pileated Woodpecker\, and a Summer Tanager.  \nThere are no restrooms here. The closest restroom is about 1 mile away at the 7-Eleven located at 2490 PGA Boulevard\, Palm Beach Gardens. \nAll ages and abilities welcome. The is NOT accessible to those with wheelchairs and assistive walking devices. This is a dirt and sandy trail\, not a boardwalk.  \nIf you register and are unable to attend\, please cancel your tickets.  \nPaula: 561-248-9089
URL:https://www.auduboneverglades.org/event/frenchmans-forest-natural-area-5/
LOCATION:Frenchman’s Forest Natural Area\, 12201 Prosperity Farms Road\, Palm Beach Gardens\, FL\, 33410\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240420T072500
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20240420T103000
DTSTAMP:20260426T003330
CREATED:20240220T044131Z
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SUMMARY:J W Corbett Wildlife Management Area (WMA)
DESCRIPTION:Join expert birder and Avian ecologist Mike Baranski as we navigate this Wildlife Management Area (WMA)\n\n\nExpert birder and Avian Biologist Mike Baranski will be serving as the field guide for this stunning Wildlife Management Area (WMA). Mike boasts the title of the top eBirder for this WMA\, having identified an impressive total of 148 species. \nSituated in Florida\, the J.W. Corbett Wildlife Management Area spans 60\,348 acres of protected land. Located east of Lake Okeechobee and 25 miles northwest of West Palm Beach\, it stands as a prominent fixture along the Ocean to Lake Trail and the Great Florida Birding and Wildlife Trail. Under the stewardship of the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC)\, this site preserves a rich array of flora and fauna\, ensuring its natural splendor for future generations to appreciate. \nTrip Details: \n\nRegistration is Mandatory: Please register in advance; walk-ins will not be accepted.\nLimited Group Size: To ensure a personalized experience\, we limit the group size.\nVehicle Sharing: Please RSVP your vehicle full of attendees as one 1 ticket. Example: Mary Young & Scott Zucker are riding together\, register 1. If you are an individual or group that needs to be placed in a car\, Paula Gatrell our Field Trip leader will help place you in one. If you are an individual that would like to drive\, please contact Paula and she will help place people in your car.\nPunctuality Matters: Please make every effort to be on time. Allow for traffic and GPS misdirection’s.\nCancellation Policy: If you cannot attend\, kindly cancel your ticket to allow others to participate. You can cancel your tickets on Eventbrite. For assistance\, please contact Paula\, the Field Trip Coordinator\, at Paula@Auduboneverglades.org.\n\n\nMeeting Point: SOUTH entrance\, located behind the check-in station. A log home on the left-hand side serves as a meeting point with parking available behind it.\nFees: $3.00 per person or $6.00 per vehicle\, unless you possess a senior pass. Upon entry\, look for a yellow box with envelopes for payment. Admission to the WMA is self-check-in; validation must be displayed on the driver’s side window dashboard. \nCaution: Three low water crossings; not suitable for low-riding vehicles. The route may be rough as grades have not been graded.\nCaravan Route: South Grade -> Boardwalk -> Stumpers Grade -> Tomato Grade. Stops at campsites for late migrant bird sightings. Route subject to guide’s discretion.\nEssentials to Bring: Bug spray\, hydration\, sun and wind protection\, and lunch or snacks.\nWildlife Alert: Expect encounters with alligators\, fire ants\, raccoons\, snakes\, possums\, and if fortunate\, the resident bobcat.\nPortable Restrooms: Port-a-potties are available at various campsites along our journey. Please Note: The timing for Porta-a- potty removal post-small game season is uncertain.\n\n \n***eBird List: We will maintain a shared eBird list to document our sightings.***\nPrevious trip can be found here: eBird Checklist – 6 Jan 2024 – J.W. Corbett Wildlife Management Area – 54 species \n \nPhotographs are a wonderful way to capture the beauty and fun of our birding adventures. We encourage photographers to take photos for their personal use and enjoyment and to share them on social media. By signing the AE consent\, you agree to having your photo taken and used on our social media page.
URL:https://www.auduboneverglades.org/event/j-w-corbett-wildlife-management-area-wma/
LOCATION:West Palm Beach\, FL 33412\, 11835 Seminole Pratt Whitney Road\,\, West Palm Beach\, FL\, 33412\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240417T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20240417T110000
DTSTAMP:20260426T003330
CREATED:20240220T044127Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240220T044127Z
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SUMMARY:Florida Scrub Jay Walk
DESCRIPTION:Enjoy a short walk with Jim Howe as you witness the behavior of these endemic birds.\n\n\nIn collaboration with Johnathan Dickinson State Park\, we are thrilled to promote the Florida Scrub Jay Walk\, an opportunity to explore the unique habitat of the Florida scrub jay (Aphelocoma coerulescens). This bird species is native to North America and holds the distinction of being the only bird endemic to the state of Florida\, as well as one of just 15 species exclusive to the continental United States. \nImportant details for your participation: \nEnvironmental Conditions: Please note that there are no water sources or restroom facilities nearby. Be prepared for potentially hot conditions\, even in January. This walk takes place in a well-documented area where scrub jays have gathered over the years. While sightings are common\, they are not guaranteed as these are wild birds. In the interest of safety\, any nearby lightning that results in audible thunder will lead to an immediate cancellation of the tour. \nGuided Experience: Your guide\, Jim Howe\, will provide valuable insights into the Florida scrub ecosystem and emphasize the significance of controlled fires. During the walk\, you’ll have the chance to spot gopher tortoise burrows and unique plant species found exclusively at Johnathan Dickinson State Park (JDSP). \nMeeting Point: We’ll gather less than 1/4 mile from the park entrance\, along the road leading to the Pine Grove Campground. The route follows a once-paved road\, now designated for pedestrian and bicycle traffic only. The walk covers a distance between 1/4 and 1/2 mile\, over gently rolling open scrub terrain. \nEntrance Fee: Please be aware that there is a $6.00 entrance fee per vehicle. \neBird Observations: For those who complete the walk and wish to share their eBird list\, please send it to Paula at Paula@auduboneverglades.org. Your contributions are greatly appreciated. \nRestroom Facilities: Restrooms are available at two locations: the bicycling staging area at the Railroad Track Crossing (porta-potty) and the Visitors Center\, which is approximately 4 miles into the park (restrooms are available here). \nEvent Schedule: This event is held monthly on the first Wednesday of each month. \nCancellation Policy: If you register but find that you are unable to attend\, we kindly request that you cancel your ticket. This opens up the opportunity for others to join. Your consideration is highly appreciated. \nWe look forward to sharing this educational and enriching experience with you as we delve into the fascinating world of the Florida scrub jay and the unique ecosystem of Johnathan Dickinson State Park.
URL:https://www.auduboneverglades.org/event/florida-scrub-jay-walk-8/
LOCATION:Jonathan Dickinson State Park\, 16450 Southeast Federal Highway\, Hobe Sound\, FL\, 33455\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240415T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20240415T125000
DTSTAMP:20260426T003330
CREATED:20240401T140307Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240401T140307Z
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SUMMARY:Birds and Butterflies\, Robert J. Huckshorn Arboretum at FAU Jupiter Campus
DESCRIPTION:Field Guides: Tuly Datena (AE)  and Alana Edwards (FAU) Education & Training Coordinator\n\n\nAudubon Evergaldes Field Guide Tuly Datena. \nFAU Field Guides Mikie Green & Elle Linetsky \nExplore the native garden nestled within the Florida Atlantic University (FAU) Jupiter campus\, a serene haven that beautifully showcases various South Florida ecosystems and is a favored resting spot for migratory birds. Join us for a delightful combination of a butterfly and bird walk. \nDuring this outing\, you’ll have the opportunity to discover the native plant species that flourish here and get acquainted with the diverse array of birds and pollinators that frequent the area. We’ll gather at the Gazebo in the Arboretum. \nTo ensure your participation\, kindly follow this two-step registration process: \nRegister through FAU by visiting this link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdw1aIEFiZ6t4bsqTY2Hp3bRnKQ1Alk23s8bjcjcYPm2oOZuw/viewform \nAdditionally\, complete the Audubon Everglades registration to ensure that our Liability Release is duly signed. \nWe appreciate your cooperation and look forward to an enriching experience together!
URL:https://www.auduboneverglades.org/event/birds-and-butterflies-robert-j-huckshorn-arboretum-at-fau-jupiter-campus-2/
LOCATION:Florida Atlantic University – John D. MacArthur Campus at Jupiter\, 5353 Parkside Drive\, Jupiter\, FL\, 33458\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240413T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20240413T190000
DTSTAMP:20260426T003330
CREATED:20240220T044125Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240220T044125Z
UID:12132-1713027600-1713034800@www.auduboneverglades.org
SUMMARY:Wakodahatchee Wetlands
DESCRIPTION:Take a walk with Valleri Brauer around this birding hotspot.\n\n\nJoin Cathie Calvert  for an enriching birding experience at a Boynton Beach hotspot as you stroll along elevated boardwalks through a picturesque wetland. \nThis event welcomes participants of all ages and abilities\, and the boardwalk is thoughtfully designed to be wheelchair and assistive walking device accessible. Please make every effort to arrive on time\, considering potential traffic and GPS directions. \nMeeting Point: Gather at the top of the boardwalk ramp.  \nRestroms are available here.  \nIn the spirit of consideration for others\, if you register but find yourself unable to attend\, please cancel your ticket. For any inquiries or assistance\, feel free to reach out to Paula at Paula@auduboneverglades.org
URL:https://www.auduboneverglades.org/event/wakodahatchee-wetlands-18/
LOCATION:Wakodahatchee Wetlands\, 13270 Jog Road\, Delray Beach\, FL\, 33484\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240413T053000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20240413T183000
DTSTAMP:20260426T003330
CREATED:20240220T044122Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240220T044122Z
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SUMMARY:Dry Tortugas National Park
DESCRIPTION:Join our birding adventure lead by the phenomenal field guides Michael Bothers & Mitchell Harris.\n\n\nThe seven small islands of Dry Tortugas serve as a crucial layover for migratory birds journeying between South America and the United States\, making them a prominent feature of the Great Florida Birding Trail. \nIn this remarkable location\, you might encounter a variety of avian species in a single day\, including the ruby-throated hummingbird\, peregrine falcon\, yellow-billed cuckoo\, and white-eyed vireo. With over 300 different bird species spotted here\, spring is the ideal season for birdwatching\, but every season offers the opportunity to witness something extraordinary at this exquisite Florida Keys birding destination. \nSome of the common and rare species we might encounter along the Florida Birding Trail at the Dry Tortugas National Park include: Roseate and Bridled Terns\, Masked and Brown Boobies\, Red-Necked Phalarope\, Red-Footed Boobie\, Double-Crested Cormorants\, Brown Pelicans\, Frigate Birds\, the Caribbean Short-Eared Owl\, White-Tailed Tropicbird\, Shiny Cowbird and the Golden Warbler. Come and enjoy the magnificent creatures that call the Dry Tortugas home. \n\n\nITINERARY \nCheck-In & Vessel Location: \nPlease arrive at 7:00 am for check-in. Boarding starts at 7:30 am with departure at 8:00 am from the Key West Ferry. \nParking: \nCity of Key West Old Town Garage (Park N Ride) \nParking Garage: 300 Grinnell St\, Key West\, FL 33040 \nLocation: Grinnell and Caroline Street \nRates: $5.00 per hour / $40.00 maximum per day \nTerminal & Ticket Booth: \nLocated at 100 Grinnell Street\, at the Historic Seaport. Reservations will be held until 7:50 am and then released for standby use. \nWe are paperless\, so there is no need to print this Booking Confirmation. However\, we appreciate you showing the QR Code above on your mobile device to speed up check-in. Alternatively\, we can look you up by Last Name or Booking Reference # XC0PXEW5. \nAll tickets for this event were purchased under the name of Audubon Everglades. See Paula Gatrell for check-in and boarding. Paula 561-248-9089. \nWe do not guarantee specific weather\, sea conditions\, wildlife\, or visibility on any trip. Yankee Freedom III is contractually obligated to the National Park Service to operate daily in all weather unless sea conditions may compromise safety. NO refunds will be issued for weather conditions unless the trip is canceled by Yankee Freedom. \nIncluded with Trip: \n\nBreakfast snack and box lunch\nEntrance fee to Dry Tortugas National Park and Fort Jefferson.\nSnacks and drinks are available for purchase.\n\nWHAT TO BRING: \nDuring your voyage\, you’ll enjoy the beautiful scenery of the Marquesan Islands\, Boca Grande. Here are some of our suggestions on what to bring to make your trip memorable! \n\nComfortable footwear\nA sun hat\nA bathing suit\nSunglasses\nTowels\nChange of dry clothes\nSunscreen\nBug spray\nBinoculars\nCamera\nLight jacket/sweatshirt\nSomething to read\nNational Park Pass\nID to verify senior or student.\nIf you are prone to seasickness\, preventive medicine is recommended.\n\nWHAT NOT TO BRING: \n\nPets (except certified assistant dogs)\nFirearms of any type\nFlammable accelerants\nCompressed gas canisters\nAerial drones.\n\n \n\n\nExclusive Hotel Accommodations for Audubon Everglades Event \nAudubon Everglades has arranged a special block of rooms for your convenience at the Hampton Inn Marathon\, Florida Keys. Located just a one-hour drive from the event parking area\, this comfortable and convenient accommodation will enhance your event experience. Your code will be sent to you after you confirm registration.   \nReservation Deadline: Please note that the cutoff date to reserve rooms under this group booking is December 31\, 2023.
URL:https://www.auduboneverglades.org/event/dry-tortugas-national-park/
LOCATION:100 Grinnell St\, 100 Grinnell Street\, Key West\, FL\, 33040\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240408T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20240408T125000
DTSTAMP:20260426T003330
CREATED:20240401T140304Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240401T140304Z
UID:12189-1712577600-1712580600@www.auduboneverglades.org
SUMMARY:Birds and Butterflies\, Robert J. Huckshorn Arboretum at FAU Jupiter Campus
DESCRIPTION:Field Guides: Mikie Green & Elle Linetsky\, student birders\, and Alana Edwards (FAU) Education & Training Coordinator\n\n\nAudubon Everglades Field Gudie Tuly Datena. \nFAU Field Guides Mikie Green & Elle Linetsky. \nExplore the native garden nestled within the Florida Atlantic University (FAU) Jupiter campus\, a serene haven that beautifully showcases various South Florida ecosystems and is a favored resting spot for migratory birds. Join us for a delightful combination of a butterfly and bird walk. \nDuring this outing\, you’ll have the opportunity to discover the native plant species that flourish here and get acquainted with the diverse array of birds and pollinators that frequent the area. We’ll gather at the Gazebo in the Arboretum. \nTo ensure your participation\, kindly follow this two-step registration process: \nRegister through FAU by visiting this link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdw1aIEFiZ6t4bsqTY2Hp3bRnKQ1Alk23s8bjcjcYPm2oOZuw/viewform \nAdditionally\, complete the Audubon Everglades registration to ensure that our Liability Release is duly signed. \nWe appreciate your cooperation and look forward to an enriching experience together! \n \nPhotographs are a wonderful way to capture the beauty and fun of our birding adventures. We encourage photographers to take photos for their personal use and enjoyment and to share them on social media. By signing the AE consent\, you agree to having your photo taken and used on our social media page.
URL:https://www.auduboneverglades.org/event/birds-and-butterflies-robert-j-huckshorn-arboretum-at-fau-jupiter-campus/
LOCATION:Florida Atlantic University – John D. MacArthur Campus at Jupiter\, 5353 Parkside Drive\, Jupiter\, FL\, 33458\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240407T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20240407T100000
DTSTAMP:20260426T003330
CREATED:20240220T044119Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240220T044119Z
UID:12126-1712476800-1712484000@www.auduboneverglades.org
SUMMARY:Tall Cypress Natural Area
DESCRIPTION:Join Bruce Pickholtz and Nick DeCesare along this elevated boardwalk.\n\n\nJoin Bruce and Nick  looking for birds amongst the continuous canopy of Tall Cypress trees at this beautiful Broward County Park.  Please meet at the parking lot. Bathrooms are available here.  \nAll ages and abilities welcome.  The boardwalk is accessible to those with wheelchairs and assistive walking devices.
URL:https://www.auduboneverglades.org/event/tall-cypress-natural-area-15/
LOCATION:Tall Cypress Natural Area\, 3700 Turtle Run Boulevard\, Coral Springs\, FL\, 33065\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240406T073000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20240406T103000
DTSTAMP:20260426T003330
CREATED:20240220T044117Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240220T044117Z
UID:12124-1712388600-1712399400@www.auduboneverglades.org
SUMMARY:Grassy Water Preserve
DESCRIPTION:Join Cindy Bush and Scott Zucker as we go off the beaten path and behind the scenes at Grassy Waters Preserve.\n\n\nMeet in the nature center parking lot for check-in and  Grassy Waters Preserve  waivers.    \nWe will then car pool to the location. \nCheck in begins at 0730. \nRegistration is required as number of attendees is restricted.  \nIf you register and are unable to attend\, [please cancel your ticket.  \nPaula 561-248-9089
URL:https://www.auduboneverglades.org/event/grassy-water-preserve/
LOCATION:Grassy Waters Preserve\, 8264 Northlake Blvd\, West Palm Beach\, FL\, 33412\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240323T073000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20240323T100000
DTSTAMP:20260426T003330
CREATED:20240220T044114Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240220T044114Z
UID:12121-1711179000-1711188000@www.auduboneverglades.org
SUMMARY:Loxahatchee Slough Natural Area Main Entrance
DESCRIPTION:Join Chuck Weber as we traverse this natural area\, looking for the usual suspects and migratory birds.\n\n\nExplore the headwaters of the Loxahatchee Wild and Scenic River\, a 12\,957-acre site preserving nine native Florida ecosystems\, including mesic flatwoods\, wet flatwoods\, mesic hammock\, hydric hammock\, wet prairie\, depression marsh\, slough marsh\, strand swamp\, and dome swamp\, on a guided trail with Chuck Weber. \nAccessibility: The first quarter-mile of the trail is paved and leads to a viewing platform\, making it wheelchair accessible. However\, beyond that point\, the trail is not paved. \nDistance: The trail covers a distance of 2.8 miles. \nRestrooms: Restrooms are available on-site\, as confirmed by Parks and Recreation. \nPlease ensure you cancel your ticket if you purchase one and later find yourself unable to attend. For any inquiries or assistance\, you can reach Paula@audubonerglades.org
URL:https://www.auduboneverglades.org/event/loxahatchee-slough-natural-area-main-entrance/
LOCATION:Loxahatchee Slough Natural Area Main Entrance\, 11855 Bee Line Highway\, West Palm Beach\, FL\, 33412\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240316T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20240316T103000
DTSTAMP:20260426T003330
CREATED:20240220T044111Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240220T044111Z
UID:12118-1710576000-1710585000@www.auduboneverglades.org
SUMMARY:Peaceful Waters Sanctuary
DESCRIPTION:Join Scott Zucker and Mary Young on a birdwatching adventure.\n\n\nJoin Scott Zucker and Mary Young on a birdwatching adventure as you walk along the elevated boardwalk and berms of a stunning created wetland in Wellington\, where you’ll have the chance to spot both resident birds and migratory visitors. \nMeeting Point: Gather at the Peaceful Waters parking lot near the concessions building and restrooms. \nImportant Note: If you register for this event but find yourself unable to attend\, kindly remember to cancel your ticket to allow others the opportunity to participate. For any inquiries or assistance\, you can reach Paula at 561-248-9089.
URL:https://www.auduboneverglades.org/event/peaceful-waters-sanctuary-3/
LOCATION:Peaceful Waters Sanctuary\, 11676 Pierson Road\, Wellington\, FL\, 33414\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240310T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20240310T100000
DTSTAMP:20260426T003330
CREATED:20240220T044108Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240220T044108Z
UID:12116-1710057600-1710064800@www.auduboneverglades.org
SUMMARY:Arthur Marshall Loxahatchee NWR
DESCRIPTION:Join Park Ranger Veronica Kelly as she leads us on a walk around the Marsh Trail.\n\n\nJoin Park Ranger Veronica Kelly for an exciting birdwatching adventure where you’ll have the chance to spot resident birds and migratory visitors. Explore the Marsh Trail at one of the largest National Wildlife Refuges in the contiguous United States. \nEvent Details: \nThere is an entry fee of $10 per vehicle\, unless you possess a park pass. \nPlease meet in the parking lot of the Marsh Trail.  \nImportant Notes: \nRegistration is Required: To participate in this event\, registration is mandatory\, and we cannot accommodate walk-ins. \nLimited Group Size: We are keeping the group small and focused to provide a personalized and enriching experience for all bird enthusiasts. \nConsideration for Others: \nIn the spirit of consideration for fellow nature enthusiasts\, we kindly request that if you register for an event and find yourself unable to attend\, please cancel your ticket. This allows others the opportunity to participate in the event. Thank you for your cooperation. \nPhotographs are a wonderful way to capture the beauty and fun of our birding adventures. We encourage photographers to take photos for their personal use and enjoyment and to share them on social media. By signing the AE consent\, you agree to having your photo taken. \nEvent Information: \nAll ages are welcome to join in on the birdwatching fun. \nRestrooms are available inside the visitors center (open at 0900) and outdoor\, beside it.  \nThere’s no need to print your ticket; we’ll have your registration on file. \nFor any questions or additional information\, please feel free to reach out to us at fieldtrips@Auduboneverglades.org. We look forward to sharing this birdwatching experience with you! \nasefieldtrips.org
URL:https://www.auduboneverglades.org/event/arthur-marshall-loxahatchee-nwr-6/
LOCATION:Arthur R. Marshall Loxahatchee National Wildlife Refuge\, 10216 Lee Road\, Boynton Beach\, FL\, 33473\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240309T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20240309T100000
DTSTAMP:20260426T003330
CREATED:20240220T044105Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240220T044105Z
UID:12114-1709971200-1709978400@www.auduboneverglades.org
SUMMARY:Birding at Wakodahatchee Wetlands
DESCRIPTION:Take a walk with Valleri Brauer around this birding hotspot.\n\n\nTake a walk with Cathie Calvert  on the elevated boardwalks of a beautiful\, created wetland and see resident birds and migratory visitors at this Boynton Beach birding hotspot. \nMeet at the top of the ramp. Restrooms are available here. \nAll ages and abilities welcome. The boardwalk is accessible to those with wheelchairs and assistive walking devices. \nPlease make every effort to be on time. Allow for traffic and GPS misdirection’s. \nI f you register and are unable to attend\, please cancel your ticket. \nP aula@Auduboneverglades.org \n\n\nPhotographs are a wonderful way to capture the beauty and fun of our birding adventures. We encourage photographers to take photos for their personal use and enjoyment and to share them on social media. By signing the AE consent\, you agree to having your photo taken and used on our social media page.
URL:https://www.auduboneverglades.org/event/birding-at-wakodahatchee-wetlands/
LOCATION:Wakodahatchee Wetlands\, 13270 Jog Road\, Delray Beach\, FL\, 33484\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240306T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20240306T110000
DTSTAMP:20260426T003330
CREATED:20240220T044103Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240220T044103Z
UID:12111-1709715600-1709722800@www.auduboneverglades.org
SUMMARY:Florida Scrub Jay Walk
DESCRIPTION:Enjoy a short walk as you witness the behavior of these endemic birds.\n\n\nIn collaboration with Johnathan Dickinson State Park\, we are thrilled to promote the Florida Scrub Jay Walk\, an opportunity to explore the unique habitat of the Florida scrub jay (Aphelocoma coerulescens). This bird species is native to North America and holds the distinction of being the only bird endemic to the state of Florida\, as well as one of just 15 species exclusive to the continental United States. \nImportant details for your participation: \nEnvironmental Conditions: Please note that there are no water sources or restroom facilities nearby. Be prepared for potentially hot conditions\, even in January. This walk takes place in a well-documented area where scrub jays have gathered over the years. While sightings are common\, they are not guaranteed as these are wild birds. In the interest of safety\, any nearby lightning that results in audible thunder will lead to an immediate cancellation of the tour. \nGuided Experience: Your guide\, Jim Howe\, will provide valuable insights into the Florida scrub ecosystem and emphasize the significance of controlled fires. During the walk\, you’ll have the chance to spot gopher tortoise burrows and unique plant species found exclusively at Johnathan Dickinson State Park (JDSP). \nMeeting Point: We’ll gather less than 1/4 mile from the park entrance\, along the road leading to the Pine Grove Campground. The route follows a once-paved road\, now designated for pedestrian and bicycle traffic only. The walk covers a distance between 1/4 and 1/2 mile\, over gently rolling open scrub terrain. \nEntrance Fee: Please be aware that there is a $6.00 entrance fee per vehicle. \neBird Observations: For those who complete the walk and wish to share their eBird list\, please send it to Paula at Paula@auduboneverglades.org. Your contributions are greatly appreciated. \nRestroom Facilities: Restrooms are available at two locations: the bicycling staging area at the Railroad Track Crossing (porta-potty) and the Visitors Center\, which is approximately 4 miles into the park (restrooms are available here). \nEvent Schedule: This event is held monthly on the first Wednesday of each month. \nCancellation Policy: If you register but find that you are unable to attend\, we kindly request that you cancel your ticket. This opens up the opportunity for others to join. Your consideration is highly appreciated. \nWe look forward to sharing this educational and enriching experience with you as we delve into the fascinating world of the Florida scrub jay and the unique ecosystem of Johnathan Dickinson State Park.
URL:https://www.auduboneverglades.org/event/florida-scrub-jay-walk-7/
LOCATION:Jonathan Dickinson State Park\, 16450 Southeast Federal Highway\, Hobe Sound\, FL\, 33455\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240305T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20240305T203000
DTSTAMP:20260426T003330
CREATED:20240220T044100Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240220T044100Z
UID:12108-1709665200-1709670600@www.auduboneverglades.org
SUMMARY:Past\, Present\, and Future of American Flamingos in Florida
DESCRIPTION:Dr. Steven Whitfield takes us through a journey of these iconic birds.\n\n\nAmerican Flamingos are among the most iconic bird species of Florida\, yet their status in the state has been unclear for more than a century. For most of the 20th century\, flamingos were extremely rare in Florida\, and were largely considered to be non-native species by biologists and wildlife managers. Yet through the 19th century\, large flocks of American Flamingos were noted by naturalists visiting South Florida. Yet by the start of the 20th century\, the flamingos had disappeared\, the victims of unregulated hunting for food and for the emerging plume trade. Dr. Whitfield’s research has focused on clarifying the history and status of flamingos in Florida\, and increasingly focused on understanding requirements for population recovery of the species. In the fall of 2023\, a large influx of flamingos appeared in Florida\, and across the eastern United States. Dr. Whitfield will clarify the history of the species in Florida\, address cutting-edge science by conservation scientists to identify the origins of the birds\, and highlight efforts to help this species recover in Florida’s natural areas. \nAbout the Presenter:  \nDr. Steven Whitfield is a conservation biologist and the Director of Terrestrial and Wetlands Conservation at the Audubon Nature Institute\, where he leads conservation research projects with rare and endangered species.  Dr. Whitfield holds a PhD and MS in biology from Florida International University\, and has more than 20 years of experience conducting conservation fieldwork in the United States\, Latin America and the Caribbean. His research has included species ranging from amphibians to birds and in environments ranging from tropical rainforests to urban ecosystems in South Florida. Since 2015\, Dr. Whitfield has been working to build a scientific basis for the conservation and recovery of Florida’s iconic flamingos\, more than a century after the last large flocks of wild birds were devastated by hunting in the late 1800s. Dr. Whitfield is the founder and chair of the Florida Flamingo Working Group. \n \nDue to recent changes in Evenbrite\, we strongly encourage you to register at https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZIldOyuqjopE9NzUh30ccVXZrldoGx_wnGQ
URL:https://www.auduboneverglades.org/event/past-present-and-future-of-american-flamingos-in-florida/
LOCATION:FL
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240303T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20240303T100000
DTSTAMP:20260426T003330
CREATED:20240220T044057Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240220T044057Z
UID:12106-1709452800-1709460000@www.auduboneverglades.org
SUMMARY:Tall Cypress Natural Area
DESCRIPTION:Join Bruce Pickholtz and Nick DeCesare along this elevated boardwalk.\n\n\nJoin Bruce and Nick looking for birds amongst the continuous canopy of Tall Cypress trees at this beautiful Broward County Park. Please meet at the parking lot. Bathrooms are available here. \nAll ages and abilities welcome. The boardwalk is accessible to those with wheelchairs and assistive walking devices. \nPhotographs are a wonderful way to capture the beauty and fun of our birding adventures. We encourage photographers to take photos for their personal use and enjoyment and to share them on social media. By signing the AE consent\, you agree to having your photo taken and used on our social media page.
URL:https://www.auduboneverglades.org/event/tall-cypress-natural-area-14/
LOCATION:Tall Cypress Natural Area\, 3700 Turtle Run Boulevard\, Coral Springs\, FL\, 33065\, United States
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