Georgia Audubon celebrates 5th annual 'Georgia Grows Native for Birds'

A Gray Catbird on American beautyberry, a popular Georgia native plant in many gardens. (Courtesy of Will Stuart)

September is for the birds. Georgia Audubon is celebrating their fifth annual “Georgia Grows Native for Birds” Month. During the entire month of September, they’ll hold virtual and in-person events highlighting native plants and their role in restoring birds’ habitats.

Dottie Head, director of communications for Georgia Audubon, joined “City Lights” host Lois Reitzes via Zoom along with the Habitat Conservation Program manager Gabe Andrle, to talk about how Georgians can join them in supporting local birds and their natural homes.

Interview highlights: