We will be talking about Birding in Argentina. The south of South America has plenty of birds to get to know; above 1000 species of birds live here. In this talk, we will go into more depth about the territory, environments, important species, endemic species, and endangered species. We will also talk about the logistics of visiting the country and recommendations.
Additional Details
Webinar link - https://us06web.zoom.us/j/84039742149?pwd=PvdULWwsAWmApiqUpe2nfNJofJ6QxD.1
Meeting ID - 840 3974 2149
Passcode - 744105
Event platform - zoom
Organizer
Diego Emmanuel Oscar grew up in the lands of the threatened Pampas Meadowlark, south of Buenos Aires, and since he was a child, he’s
had a close relationship with birds and the natural world in general. He spent his childhood in the rolling grasslands of southwest Buenos Aires a
nd the Costero del Sur Park forest, where part of his family lived. Undoubtedly, birds have been part of his life since childhood. Apart from this, it is his source of work, which he does with great enthusiasm.
He has travelled all over the country birding, but the Atlantic Forest and the pampas are his favourite regions for spending time in the countryside. There, he tries to bring people closer to Argentine birdlife by discovering every corner of the country, not only the birds but also its gastronomy, towns, and people.