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"Natural Hillsborough: An Audubon Adventure"
January 18 - March 8, 2022

During this 8-week series, biologists and naturalists from the Tampa Audubon Society and other local environmental agencies and groups present lectures on the natural history of Hillsborough County and west central Florida. Topics range from habitat types to native plants and wildlife. A list of recommended resources will be provided. Each lecture is presented live on Zoom on Tuesdays from 10 am to noon. Recordings will be made available below. Field trips for OLLI and Audubon members may be added as optional activities, in accordance with the County’s COVID-19 guidelines. These optional activities will be announced in the first class, if applicable. The Tampa Audubon Society reserves the right to adjust the speaker schedule without notice.

 

For more information, contact Class Coordinators Tammy.Lyons@TampaAudubon.org or Ann.Paul@TampaAudubon.org.

 

To view last year's lectures, go to www.tampaaudubon.org/olli-2021.

Jan. 18

HERONS & EGRETS

Speaker: Ann Paul

FEB. 1

HUMMINGBIRDS IN FLORIDA

Speaker: Steve Backes

FEB. 8

the miracle of bird migration

Speaker: Dr. Mary Keith

FEB. 15

native plant landscaping

Speaker: Dr. Craig Heugel

COMING SOON

FEB. 22

Estuaries: where the river meets the bay

Speaker: Mike Mullins

MAR. 1

burrowing owls

Speaker: Sandy Reed

MAR. 8

FLORIDA pelicans

Speaker: Tammy Lyons

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