Speaker: Stephanie Bielke, Audubon Great Lakes
Topic: "A Rare Peak at Midwest Rails."
Stephanie Beilke is the Conservation Science Manager at Audubon Great Lakes. Witnessing a diverse migratory flock of warblers visit the yard of her childhood home in Green Bay inspired her to become a passionate birder and conservationist. Since joining Audubon in 2017, Stephanie has followed her passion by leading marsh bird monitoring projects to inform coastal wetland restoration across the Great Lakes states, while engaging community scientists and Audubon chapters. Stephanie also oversees the Great Lakes Black Tern Conservation Initiative, an international conservation partnership that seeks to understand and reduce threats facing Black Terns, which have declined dramatically across the region. In her free time, Stephanie can be found birding the rich natural areas of the Chicago region. Stephanie has a B.S. degree from the University of Wisconsin - Madison and an M.S. degree from the University of Wisconsin – Green Bay.
This meeting will be held in person at DHNC. Light refreshments provided. Our guest speaker will be joining us via Google Meet. Bird Club members are welcome to attend the meeting virtually if they are not comfortable attending in person programming at this time.
Meeting link:
meet.google.com/yvy-zfmw-oxu
Phone Numbers(US)+1 413-400-2308PIN: 108 237 659#
Topic: "A Rare Peak at Midwest Rails."
Stephanie Beilke is the Conservation Science Manager at Audubon Great Lakes. Witnessing a diverse migratory flock of warblers visit the yard of her childhood home in Green Bay inspired her to become a passionate birder and conservationist. Since joining Audubon in 2017, Stephanie has followed her passion by leading marsh bird monitoring projects to inform coastal wetland restoration across the Great Lakes states, while engaging community scientists and Audubon chapters. Stephanie also oversees the Great Lakes Black Tern Conservation Initiative, an international conservation partnership that seeks to understand and reduce threats facing Black Terns, which have declined dramatically across the region. In her free time, Stephanie can be found birding the rich natural areas of the Chicago region. Stephanie has a B.S. degree from the University of Wisconsin - Madison and an M.S. degree from the University of Wisconsin – Green Bay.
This meeting will be held in person at DHNC. Light refreshments provided. Our guest speaker will be joining us via Google Meet. Bird Club members are welcome to attend the meeting virtually if they are not comfortable attending in person programming at this time.
Meeting link:
meet.google.com/yvy-zfmw-oxu
Phone Numbers(US)+1 413-400-2308PIN: 108 237 659#
