“Birding CAN Change the World” presented by Birdability
November 12th, 2:00 pm - 3:00 pm
FreeRegistration is required.
Discover how accessible birding can make a significant impact on individuals with access challenges and learn practical ways you can contribute to a more inclusive birding community. This engaging talk will cover the mission and work of Birdability, highlighting the importance of accessible trails and the profound benefits of connecting with nature for mental and physical well-being. Whether you’re a birding enthusiast, a nature advocate, or someone interested in promoting inclusivity, this presentation will equip you with the knowledge and tools to make a difference. Learn how you can get involved, advocate for accessibility improvements, and help ensure that birding locations and communities are accessible to everyone. For more information, visit Birdability.org and follow @birdability on social media.
Presenter bio: Cat Fribley (she/her) is the Executive Director of Birdability. Her background in non-profit development merged with her love of birds and birding and her commitment to disability rights all make her uniquely suited for the role. Cat began birding for mental health and healing in college after a PTSD diagnosis, and had to find new ways to access birding as her form of joy and mindfulness in the natural world after a series of physical injuries and illnesses left her with limited mobility. Her own experiences trying to determine accessible birding opportunities while visiting all 50 states before she turned 50 years old made her acutely aware of the important work of Birdability and especially the Birdability Map, a resource she sorely needed back then, and is passionate about now!
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