A new season of BOW Discovery Webinars (2024-25)
Open registration is now available (note that some months include more than one webinar):
- SEPT 12. Birds of the World: Introducing a new vision for a multi-faceted, multilingual research platform – feat: BOW team, Brian Sullivan, Brooke Keeney, Fernando Medrano, and Laura Kammermeier
- SEPT 19. More than a wing and a prayer: How birds can help bend the curve on biodiversity loss – feat: Dr. Amanda Rodewald
- OCT 10. eBird Status & Trends data analysis workshop, Part I (Introduction) –
- OCT 17. eBird Status & Trends data analysis workshop, Part II (eBird Status Data Products Applications)
- OCT 24. eBird Status & Trends data analysis workshop, Part III (eBird Trends Data Products Applications)
- NOV 14. What’s new in avian taxonomy – 2024 edition – feat: Lab taxonomy team, Shawn Billerman, Pam Rasmussen, Marshall Iliff
- DEC 12. Descubriendo la historia natural de algunas aves rapaces de bosque poco conocidas en el Neotrópico – feat. Tomás Rivas Fuenzalida (en español, alojado por Fernando Medrano). This webinar will be conducted in the Spanish language only. Please spread the word!
- DEC 19. Monsoons, termites and the Amur Falcons of India – feat. Suresh Kumar, Bird Count India (stay tuned for link)
- FEB 20. Integrative taxonomy for the birds of the world – feat. Per Alström, Professor of Ornithology at Uppsala University, Department of Ecology and Genetics (stay tuned for link)
- MAR: TBD
Previous seasons:
2023-2024 – VIDEO RECORDINGS
- Avian phylogeny: a complete and dynamic tree of birds – Eliot Miller
- The Red-tailed Hawk Project – developing a model system for studies in raptor ecology and evolution – Bryce Robinson
- Unraveling the mysterious life histories of storm-petrels – the world’s smallest seabirds – Fernando Medrano
- Desvelando los misterios de las golondrinas de mar – Fernando Medrano
- Life history of the endemic Black Falcon of Australia – Steve Debus
- The 2023 eBird/Clements taxonomy update – BOW taxonomy team
- The Searching for Lost Birds Project – John Mittermeier
2022-2023 – VIDEO RECORDINGS
- Estimating Abundance and trends for the world’s birds using eBird data – Tom Auer
- Hybridization in birds. – Shawn Billerman and Kathryn Grabenstein
- Kinglet Calyptura – The lost jewel of the Atlantic Forest – Guy Kirwan
- Adventures in bird molt – Peter Pyle
- Free eBird course in Spanish: Fundamentos de eBird
- What’s new in avian taxonomy? 2022 Edition. – BOW taxonomy team
- BOW is open access in Chile! Tom Schulenberg and Red de Observadores de Aves y Vida Silvestre de Chile
Partnerships
A global alliance of nature organizations working to document the natural history of all bird species at an unprecedented scale.
