The annual monthlong Georgia Bird Festival kicks off April 22. This year, Georgia Audubon is inviting bird lovers to participate in a wide array of outdoor experiences, from easy around-town bird-watching walks to adventurous overnighters taking place in various locations across the state.
Participants can also join educational programs on bird photography, bird identification and how to attract birds to their own backyards.
Sheridan Alford, director of community engagement at the Georgia Audubon, spoke with “City Lights” host Lois Reitzes to share more about this year’s bird festival events.
Read this story and all our reporting for free — forever.
Sign up for our newsletter to support WABE’s mission of delivering independent, in-depth journalism — and hand-picked NPR stories that matter to Atlanta.
We will never share your email address with others. How does your newsletter sign-up support WABE and Public Media...
