Join Dan Gardoqui (aka “the bird whisperer”) for an engaging talk you won’t soon forget! Did you know that humans are often the only species not paying attention to a universal language shared among our wildlife? What would it be like if you could decipher that language? Learn helpful tips for slowing down and tuning into the language of birds; advanced observation techniques you can use in town or in the woods; and shortcuts for finding exciting birds like owls and falcons! Finally, Dan will help us understand how we can foster deeper, reciprocal relationships with nearby wildlife. Dan will also address the impact of climate change on the local bird population, especially coastal birds.
This program is part of our 2025 Climate Change Series: Coastal Impacts and Resources. This series is co-sponsored by York Public Library, York Ready for Climate Action and York Land Trust. Sessions include: Sea Level Rise on Feb. 12, Offshore Wind on Feb. 26, How to Speak Bird on March 12, Native Bird Stroll on March 16, Working Waterfront on March 26, Coastal Tourism and Sustainability on April 9, Helping Coastal Towns to Adapt on April 23, and Invasive Plant Removal on April 29. Most are virtual programs!
