Fall Bird Migration with Cam Russell

Birds on the Move: Unveiling the Mysteries of Fall Migration

This and every fall, billions of birds across North America will flock southwards in search of more abundant food – many of them landing here in Louisiana and across the Gulf Coast region! It’s a display unlike any other, spectacular in scale and deeply enriching to appreciate.

With help from the Baton Rouge Audubon Society (BRAS), we’re excited to share that appreciation in our next seminar: Fall Bird Migration! You’ll learn more about migratory birds, their impact on our environment, how these patterns are changing, and what you can do to help, all accessible concepts for beginners and birders alike!

Keep scrolling for event details, free registration, and a word from the seminar presenter:

When: 6pm, Wednesday, September 4th
Where: 13121 Coursey Blvd, Baton Rouge, LA 70816 (indoor event, A/C included!)
Tickets: Free attendance, but please register yourself & guests so we can provide enough seating & refreshments. (Registration form includes “number of guests”).
Presenter: Cam Russell (She/her)

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A word from Cam:
“Hey there! I’ve loved nature and the outdoors since childhood, always jumping at the opportunity to explore new environments. Growing up in a military family, those opportunities were often! I lived in Alabama, Texas, and Virginia before moving to Baton Rouge in 2018 to study environmental science at LSU. Today, I’m an avid birder, naturalist, and have worked at the nursery since 2022!