Thank you for listening to our Podcast and for your patience as we are a little late with this episode! We will cover fun facts about animal migrations on our coast including information about birds, butterflies, and how you can help!
For more information about BAFA: https://libguides.ccga.edu/2020Symposium/hamby
To download Merlin Bird ID:
https://merlin.allaboutbirds.org/
For more information about the Colonial Coastal Birding Trail & to download the Go Outdoors GA App:
https://georgiawildlife.com/catch-fall-migration-along-georgias-colonial-coastal-birding-trail
JIBS Facebook Page
Nature's Best Hope by Doug Tallamy
For more information about Homegrown National Park:
https://homegrownnationalpark.org/
Audubon's Native Plant Database: https://www.audubon.org/native-plants
For more information about Lights Out Georgia: https://www.georgiaaudubon.org/lights-out-georgia.html
National Geographic's 'Caught by Cats' art to illustrate outdoor cat's effects on native species: https://www.nationalgeographic.com/animals/article/caught-by-cats-birds
Be sure to submit your listener's questions or comments to SINERR.socials@gmail.com!
Learn from Courtney Reich with Georgia Conservancy about how the South Atlantic Salt Marsh Initative (SASMI) is helping to save our awesome coastal resources!
To learn more about SASMI's plan in Georgia and watch the Marsh Forward video, Click here!
To learn more about creating a resilient marsh together and what you can do to help SASMI, Click here!
To see NERRA's I Heart Estuaries information and ways you can show your estuary some love, click here.
Learn more about how and why people around the NERR System started working in the coastal science field!
To learn more about the other National Estuarine Research Reserves, click here!
Join us to learn more about your Thanksgiving icon- TURKEYS!
To learn more about turkey scatology- Click here.
To learn more about Coastal Ga turkey populations- click here!
To report a turkey sighting- Click here!
Join our NERRds to learn more about our favorite seafood- SHRIMP!
For information from CRD, including Landing Data-Click here!
To learn more about Black Gill and Climate Change you can watch this video here!
To submit your own listener question- email SINERR.socials@gmail.com!
Listen in to find out more about living shorelines, how the help our estuarine ecosystems, why you should install them instead of bulkheads, and speak with our GA Living Shoreline Specialist about the current projects on our coast!
For more information about UGA's Institute for Resilient Infrastructure Systems- Click here.
For more information about Ga's living shorelines (including our Living Shoreline Story Map) Click here.
Listen in on our sea turtle episode, where we may have stored up a bit too many dad jokes about turtles! We interview Matt Goetz, the Sapelo Island Sea Turtle Technician for this year and have a special guest host, Robin Leske- our Coastal Science Communication Intern from the University of Georgia!
To see Matt in action rescuing a loggerhead sea turtle and more great posts from our Ga Turtle Team, click here.
Anglers who hook or entangle a sea turtle should call DNR at 800-2-SAVE-ME (800-272-8363). For more, plus sea turtle-friendly fishing tips, click here.
To track sea turtle nesting on our beaches, click here for updates.
For information about the Caretta Caretta Project, and ways you can help or volunteer to work with Sea Turtles, Click here.
We discuss the benefits of the world's only flying mammal- the BAT!
Click here to learn more about which bats visit Georgia and how you can help volunteer with GA Anabat project to listen to your neighborhood's bats!
Click here for a list of nightblooming flowers to plant for bats and more about Bat Conservation International.
Click here to get your SAVE THE SKY PUPPIES sticker or to purchase a bat house that supports the GA Bat Working Group! Also visit the main page of Habitat for Bats to learn where to place your bat house by clicking here.
Learn more about conducting research on Sapelo and how working on a barrier island helps (and sometimes makes things more difficult!) for researching our estuaries.
Click here for more information about our SWMP data and to see local trends.
Learn more about SINERR's Research being conducted today! Click here.
Click to learn more about Holling's Scholars, GA Sea Grant Traineeship, GA Sea Grant Fellowship, or MAD fellowship opportunities.
To learn more about Wil's research- Watch his video here.
Join our discussion with Greg Bell, the Regional Manager with Sox Erosion Solutions, a company that specializes in erosion control from homeowners and golf courses on the coast.
To check out Sea Level Rise projections in your area- Click here.
To learn more about the study done by the Institute for Resilient Infrastructure Systems at UGA on bulkheads and living shorelines-Click here.
For more information about Sox Erosion Solutions Products- Click here.
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