The Bolsa Chica Conservancy is committed to providing education for all, but programs like our ExperTalk Series would not be possible without the support of our donors! Program contributions help to ensure we are able to continue providing innovative environmental education to all ages. If you are able, please consider contributing extra to help support our education programs and efforts!
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In 2016, several experimental living shoreline plots—consisting of native Olympia oysters and eelgrass beds - were established in Upper Newport Bay by Dr. Danielle Zacherl and a team at Orange County Coast Keeper. Maddy Panzino’s research investigated how shorebirds used this living shoreline habitat, and explored if, and how, shorebird use of the area differed between restored living shoreline plots and unrestored mudflat plots.
An email with the link to access the Zoom presentation will be sent out September 10th, 2021 - approximately 24 hours before the event.
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The ExperTalk Series is a great way for members of the community to learn more about topics related to Bolsa Chica, such as local plants and wildlife, restoration practices, nutrient cycling within wetlands, and Native American history! Our ExperTalk series also provide presentations on current day issues relating to environmental conservation and other relative ecology topics such as drought-tolerant landscaping and local biodiversity of zooplankton.
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Please note: Sometimes our emails get caught in spam or junk folders. When registering, please make sure the @bolsachica.org domain is whitelisted on your email client to ensure you get every email about this event! If you don't immediately see a confirmation email in your inbox after registering, check your spam/junk folder. If you still don't receive an email confirmation after taking these steps, feel free to contact us.
