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SUMMARY:Spotted Lanternflies
DESCRIPTION:Dr. Julie Urban has been a member of USDA’s Technical Working Group advising USDA and state governments on issues surrounding the invasive Spotted Lanternfly\, Lycorma delicatula\, since this insect was first detected in the US on Sept. 22\, 2014. She will discuss the timeline of this insect’s invasion and how its range and impacts have expanded from 2014 to the present. Dr. Urban will also give an overview of spotted lanternfly biology and progress on research currently underway to better understand and manage this pest. \nDr. Julie Urban is a Research Associate Professor in the Entomology Department at Pennsylvania State University. She earned her Ph.D. in Evolutionary Biology from the University at Albany. She studies planthopper evolution and their co-evolution with multiple bacterial and fungal symbionts. Her recent work involves aspects of basic and applied research on the invasive planthopper\, the Spotted Lanternfly (Lycorma delicatula). She has been a member of USDA’s Technical Working Group of scientists\, advising management and research on the Spotted Lanternfly\, since it was first detected in the US in September\, 2014. Dr. Urban is the lead PI on a regional USDA NIFA Specialty Crops Research Initiative grant studying the biology\, management\, reducing the impact of Spotted Lanternfly in specialty crops in the eastern USA. \nThis will be a Zoom meeting. The meeting can be accessed using the link or meeting info below: \nLink to Zoom Meeting \nMeeting ID: 837 6681 0295\nPasscode: 230730
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SUMMARY:Zoom Online Meeting - All About eBird
DESCRIPTION:eBird is one of the largest citizen science efforts in the world and usage has exploded this year with the COVID-19 pandemic. For this zoom program\, Brian Wulker will cover the basics including useful features in eBird along with going over submission guidelines. Brian also plans on going over common errors and how to submit good documentation for rarities. This program should be informative for all local eBird users (ASO members and non-members alike) and will be an opportunity to learn a bit about how the review process works. For more information about eBird or to setup an account visit the eBird web site: www.eBird.org \nBrian Wulker is a local birder who found the local birding scene through Ned Keller’s cincinnatibirds website way back when he was 11 or so. Now he works on the ecological restoration team at the Fernald Preserve\, is an eBird regional editor for Ohio and Northern Kentucky\, the Secretary of the Kentucky Bird Records Committee and is a member of the Ohio Bird Records Committee. \nJoin Zoom Meeting using the link below:\nhttps://us02web.zoom.us/j/88675063978… \nMeeting ID: 886 7506 3978\nPasscode: 917808
URL:https://cincinnatiaudubon.org/event/zoom-online-meeting-all-about-ebird/
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SUMMARY:ASO Events
DESCRIPTION:ASO provides educational monthly field trips designed to give hands-on experiences in the natural world. In addition to field trips to birding hot spots\, our field trips also focus on the rest of the natural world\, including trees\, wildflowers\, butterflies\, insects\, salamanders and other amphibians and reptiles\, and much more. We concentrate on exploring local habitats; to minimize driving\, most of our field trips are held in the Greater Cincinnati area. In addition to field trips\, we host nine monthly evening programs per year (skipping July\, August and December)\, devoted to topics relating to natural history and conservation. We also host special events\, such as our annual Birding Class\, a hands-on birding ID series taught by experts to people of all ages in the classroom and the field. The Audubon Society of Ohio actively conserves some key properties in the Hamilton County and Adams County areas. These properties provide beneficial habitat for native flora and fauna. We are also involved in many conservation projects\, working cooperatively with other like-minded groups in the area. \nBecause of restrictions due to Covid-19\, we regret that we are not safely able to hold programs or other events at this time. Please join our mailing list to be alerted for when we resume our activities.
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