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Monthly Webinars

EBBA hosts monthly, virtual webinars about a variety of topics relevant to bird banders and all those interested in banding and bird research. Webinars are free to the public, and anyone can register! 

All webinars are recording during the live session and later added to our website - recorded webinars are only visible to members, as a benefit for being a part of the EBBA community. 

If you're not a member and would like to view previously held webinars (and get all the other perks of membership), we hope you'll join us! 

Upcoming events

  • November Webinar: The Saltmarsh Habitat Avian Research Program - 15+ Years of communication-driven partnerships for tidal marsh bird conservation.

    • 18 Nov 2026
    • 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM
    • Zoom
    • 233
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    EBBA's monthly webinar series continues on November 18th at 7 pm EST with a presentation from Dr. Greg Shriver. Dr. Shriver has been studying salt marsh birds since his dissertation research that started in 1998. Since that time, he is co-founder of the Saltmarsh Habitat and Avian Research Program (SHARP) that is a consortium of academics, NGOs, and state / federal agencies working together to conserve salt marsh birds and their habitats primarily in the Northeastern US. Dr. Shriver will review salt marsh ecology, threats to these wonderful ecosystems, the birds that depend on salt marshes, and what SHARP and others are doing to maintain and restore these habitats during this period of rapid climate change.

    This will be a virtual webinar. Zoom information will be included in your confirmation email upon registration.

    All webinars will be recorded, but will only be available to EBBA members once added to our website. 


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The Eastern Bird Banding Association was established in 1923 and brings together banders across 17 eastern United States and 6 Canadian Provinces to share information, advice, and research. 

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