Birdy Hour Speaker Series
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The Birdy Hour Speaker Series is a series of virtual talks and discussions to foster appreciation for birds and nature, increase understanding of the scientific process, share conservation efforts, and inspire the public to help birds. Through these events we partner with diverse people and organizations, including the US Geological Survey, Mote Marine Laboratory, Bioblitz.club, and Latino Outdoors, and share our mission with people from around the world. We also record the talks, share them with schools and community groups, and make them publicly available at the links below and on our YouTube channel. If you would like to partner with us, please contact Environmental Education and Outreach Specialist Sirena Lao at slao@sfbbo.org. In 2020, the Birdy Hour program was funded by a generous grant from the Midpeninsula Regional Open Space District. The continuation of the series is possible thanks to support from individual donors from the community and Cargill. If you enjoy these events, we hope you’ll help sustain them by making a donation. Your tax-deductible contribution helps us make these events available to the public and engage broad audiences with birds, nature, science, and conservation. |
Upcoming Birdy Hour EventsWhere Is the Wild After Wildfire? by Maya Khosla, wildlife biologist, writer, and filmmaker Thursday, February 10, 6:00pm-7:00pm Motus: A Worldwide Collaboration to Track Bird Migration by Amie MacDonald, British Columbia Motus Wildlife Tracking System Coordinator at Birds Canada Thursday, April 14, 6:00pm-7:00pm |
Excellent presentation! We seem to get so little positive news these days, I think it’s important to highlight advances that are being made, and to feel a connection with the people who are making them.”
“Thank you so much for all you do. This has been a challenging year with the pandemic and the fires, and the Birdy Hour is that gem that really brightens my week. The talks have been outstanding.”
- Comments from Birdy Hour Participants
Past Birdy Hour Recordings
Catch up on any of our past Birdy Hour talks by watching the videos below! You can also subscribe to our YouTube channel to stay updated or check out our Birdy Hour playlists: 2020 | 2021.
Photo Credit: Anna's Hummingbird by Vijay Talati