Chapter Meeting

 

Join us for “State of the Birds 2024” with Audubon NC Executive Director Curtis Smalling. What are the biggest opportunities and challenges for bird conservation in NC in 2024 and beyond? How are emerging social, economic, and ecological realities impacting our work? What is Audubon doing, thinking and planning for those realities, at the national, state, and local level? With a new national Audubon strategic plan announced last year, we will explore how our approach will shape the next decade and beyond. Most importantly, we will discuss how you can help birds in the places you live, work, and play. Curtis Smalling is currently the Director of Conservation and Interim Executive Director of Audubon NC. In these roles, he is responsible for the Working Lands, Coastal Sanctuaries, and Bird Friendly Communities and Policy programs for Audubon North Carolina. Audubon North Carolina, a state office of the National Audubon Society, represents over 50,000 supporters and nine local chapters and six college campus chapters across North Carolina. Founded in 1902, Audubon North Carolina builds upon a rich heritage of conserving and restoring ecologically valuable land we share with all wildlife by focusing on the needs of birds. Social time starts at 6:30, program begins at 7:00 PM.  Enter the Activity Building through the door that faces the parking lot.  The parking lot is flat and well lit.  All are welcome to attend.