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Learn about efforts being done to improve bird populations with the Audubon of Kansas
A recent study revealed that we have lost one in four individual birds since 1970, amounting to nearly 3 billion birds. However, not all species declined and some habitats experienced more decline than others. Dr. Jackie Augustine, Audubon of Kansas Executive Director, will explain how this was estimated and describe trends in the data with respect to species and habitats. She will also share ways you can prevent further losses through advocacy for environmentally-friendly legislation or through habitat improvements in your own neighborhood.
Jackie Augustine joined Audubon of Kansas (AOK) in January 2021 as Executive Director. She received her doctorate degree in biology at Kansas State University studying the mating behavior of Greater Prairie-Chickens. As Executive Director, Jackie works to support AOK's three-fold mission of advocacy, conservation, and education. She is also a birdwatcher devoted to providing native plants around her home.
AGE GROUP: | Adults |
EVENT TYPE: | Community Engagement | Adult |
The Advanced Learning Library, located centrally in the historic Delano neighborhood, has many specialty services and collections including the Maker Space and AV Studio, local history and genealogy collections, and the Friends of the Wichita Public Library used bookstore.