Birds and Coffee Chat - Motus Wildlife Tracking System

Grab your morning beverage and join us to learn more about five MI bird species!  Each session we’ll highlight birds that you can find in our SW Michigan backyards, woods, and waters this time of year.

Highlighting: Motus Wildlife Tracking System

Hannah FIsher, an engineer, is collaborating with the Kalamazoo Nature Center and Kalamazoo Valley Bird Observatory on a Conservation Stewards Graduate capstone project to support bird migration. She is working with the MOTUS wildlife tracking system as part of the project. If you would like to learn more about this innovative project and how this technology is being used in Michigan and beyond, you can join us for this birds and coffee webinar.

Learn more about:

• Motus Wildlife Tracking System at https://motus.org/
• Midwest Migration Network at https://midwestmigrationnetwork.org/
• Ecological Benefits of Shade-Grown Coffee  
• See what’s happening at the Sanctuary! Kellogg Bird Sanctuary Webcam

There is no fee for this online program but to receive a secure link to the zoom meeting.  Your hosts are educators: Lisa Duke and Misty Klotz from Kellogg Biological Station and Kellogg Bird Sanctuary. Zoom in and participate by sharing your recent bird sightings and asking questions!

Contact birdsanctuary@kbs.msu.edu or(269) 671-2510 for more information or questions.