Resurveying Colombia's Birds after a Century - Livestream

One hundred years ago, naturalists from the American Museum of Natural History visited Colombia, the world's birdiest country, to collect and study birds. A century later, Colombian ornithologists and local communities resurvey the same sites, walking the same paths and exploring what is left of the forests that foreign naturalists visited. This time, the expeditions were run by Colombian researchers and involved local communities and students. Dr. Natalia Ocampo-Peñuela takes us on a journey to explore Colombia's ecosystems and bird communities.

Speaker: Natalia Ocampo-Penuela, UC Santa Cruz

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