Name: David Corson will present “Marshes for Tomorrow – a landscape-scale restoration plan for Maryland’s
Start: 2025-03-05T19:00:00-05:00
Location: Carroll Nonprofit Center

$David Corson will present \u201cMarshes for Tomorrow \u2013 a landscape-scale restoration plan for Maryland\u2019s$

Bio: Director of Bird Conservation (Maryland) at Audubon Mid-Atlantic
Dave has worked as Director of Bird Conservation for Audubon in Maryland since 2004, covering many aspects of bird conservation in the state. These include leading efforts to protect, manage, and monitor bird habitats across Maryland. Dave now leads Audubon’s coastal program in Maryland, including the Marshes for Tomorrow initiative. This involves partnering with a wide variety of organizations to implement projects to prevent the loss of saltmarshes to climate-driven sea level rise and to safeguard endangered beach-nesting seabirds.
Dave completed his PhD in Wildlife Ecology at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, where his research focused on the ecology and behavior of the parasitic Brown-headed Cowbird. He currently represents Audubon on the Management Board of the Atlantic Coast Joint Venture and the Management Committee of Maryland’s Dredged Material Management Program. For 20 years has taught classes in ecology as an adjunct professor at Johns Hopkins University.