Georgia Audubon is partnering with Birdability to host virtual field trips highlighting accessible trails, birders who experience accessibility challenges, and birds from around the country! Come birding with:

• Emerson Milam (she/her), is a Birdability Captain who has chronic Lyme disease and ADHD, which she views as a birding superpower. She will be birding from Huntley Meadows in Fairfax, Virginia.

• Joseph Saunders (he/him), wildlife photographer, member of BlackAFInSTEM and owner of Paraherpetologica, who uses a manual wheelchair. He will be birding at Lake Hefner in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

• Freya McGregor (she/her), Birdability Coordinator and an occupational therapist with a dodgy knee. She will be birding near Tuscaloosa, Alabama.

• Corina Newsome (she/her), Community Engagement Manager for Georgia Audubon. She will be birding in Atlanta, Georgia.

Register to watch live via Zoom, or watch the recorded event on the Georgia Audubon Facebook page on Sunday November 21st at 10am Eastern. These events will occur quarterly, so stay tuned to learn about more accessible trails around the country with more birders who experience accessibility challenges!

Georgia Audubon is dedicated to building places where birds and people thrive.