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How Shorebird Conservation Can Help Us Re-envision Our WorldThe Georgia Coast is an unparalleled landscape that can support as many as 300,000 shorebirds every year– from the small, inconspicuous sandpipers to the large, flashy American Oystercatchers. Many of the species that we host are imperiled, but conservation partnerships have shown that reversing these population declines is possible. Join Dr. Abby Sterling, from Manomet Conservation Sciences, to learn more about our incredible coast and the dazzling shorebirds that it supports. Using photos, videos, and storytelling, this lecture will transport you to the sandy shores and barrier islands, highlighting ways that we can all get involved in shorebird conservation and building connections across the hemisphere.
Join us for Georgia Aquarium’s 21+ science lecture series, Science on Tap, on Wednesday, November 12. We’re offering a reception with light hors d’oeuvres, beer, and wine, and a fascinating presentation beginning at 6:30 pm. Following the talk, there will be time for a Q&A session.
Come mingle, enjoy some libations, and learn! Space is limited, so please reserve your tickets now to secure your entrance into this exclusive lecture series held in our beautiful Oceans Ballroom.
Tickets are only available at georgiaaquarium.org – tickets from third party avenues are not guaranteed to grant access to the event.
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Georgia Aquarium, Georgia Aquarium, 225 Baker St NW, Atlanta, GA 30313, United States
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