Flamingos in Florida: A Story of Resilience, Repair, and Belonging
Ended Jun 12, 2026
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Flamingos are flocking to Florida for the first time in over a century, giving us an unexpected second chance to create a safe haven for them. What do they need from us? What can they teach us about Florida’s past, present, and future? Hilary Flower is a member of the Florida Flamingo Working Group and is writing a book on the topic. This Zoom talk was given at the Florida Birding and Nature Festival in April 2026. It will be introduced by Festival President Ann Paul.
Class Time(s)10:00 AM - 12:00 PM EST
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Ann Paul
Ann Paul, MS Biology, retired from Audubon's Florida's Coastal Islands Sanctuaries after a career in nature conservation. She is a past president of the Florida Ornithological Society and current president of both the Tampa Audubon Society and the Florida Birding and Nature Festival.
LocationOnline
# of Meeting(s)1
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