Conservation and restoration in the Colombian Andes: a win for migratory landbirds in decline and biodiversity
Wed, Apr 29
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Please join us at 7:00pm on Wednesday, April 29, on Zoom with ornithologist Nick Bayly of SELVA Colombia as he presents "Conservation and restoration in the Colombian Andes: a win for migratory landbirds in decline and biodiversity". Email blueridgeaudubon@gmail.com to get the Zoom link.


Time & Location
Apr 29, 2026, 7:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Email blueridgeaudubon@gmail.com for link
About the event
In this talk, Nick will take us on a journey to the Colombian Andes where over 50% of the global population of Cerulean Warblers spend the northern winter. He will explain what we know about the needs of these birds and other steeply declining long-distance migrants during their stay in Colombia and how the science generated by the Colombian NGO SELVA has contributed to the formulation of a Conservation Investment Strategy for mid-elevation forests in Central and South America. To wrap up, Nick will discuss how the implementation of the plan is leading to positive outcomes for migratory birds and Colombia's outstanding biodiversity: including how last year's Birdathon is empowering local leaders in a Cerulean Warbler hotspot.
We hope you can join us for this exciting presentation that discusses the focus of our 2026 Birdathon fundraising effort! Please email blueridgeaudubon@gmail.com to get the access code to join this Zoom presentation.
