Opposing Threats for a Salty Sparrow:
Understanding Seaside Sparrow Nest-predation
in the Face of Climate Change with Corina Newsome
Understanding Seaside Sparrow Nest-predation
in the Face of Climate Change with Corina Newsome
This threat is compounded by increased exposure to predators when they elevate their nests to avoid future flooding. Corina will share her recent findings regarding the threat of nest predation, along with interesting and unexpected footage from the secret lives of Seaside Sparrows. |
Date: Saturday, March 6, 2021
Time: 07:00 PM EST Duration: 45 min with a 15 min Q&A About Corina
Corina Newsome is the Community Engagement Manager for Georgia Audubon and a biology Master’s student at Georgia Southern University. Corina, who began in the field of wildlife conservation as a zookeeper, currently conducts research to conserve the MacGillivray's Seaside Sparrow and connects people with birds across the state of Georgia. Having experienced the hurdles faced by people of color interested in wildlife careers, she has founded several programs to encourage high school students from underrepresented demographics to consider careers in wildlife sciences. Corina’s mission is to center the perspectives and leadership of historically oppressed communities in wildlife conservation, environmental education, and exploration of the natural world. |