Wings Across Borders: Motus Student Grant Presentations. Tracking Wildlife, Connecting Cultures

Wings Across Borders: Motus Student Grant Presentations. Tracking Wildlife, Connecting Cultures

Date: January 30, 2026

Time: 3:00 PM MST (4:00 PM; Oaxaca, MX, CST)

Location: Virtual (Zoom). A link will sent via email after registering

Cost: Free

Registration Required. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email with the Zoom link and more event details.

Language: English & Spanish (live translated captions available)

Join the Northern Arizona Audubon Society and Observatorio de Aves de Tlaxiaco for the first Motus Student Grant Presentations, a virtual event featuring student-led bird conservation research. This pilot program for Phase II of Wings Across Borders introduces new international partnerships and expanded research opportunities for students. Through the use of the Motus Wildlife Tracking System, students will reveal their species’ migratory movements throughout the Western Hemisphere. Register now to attend this inspiring virtual event and support the next generation of bird conservationists.

Presentations will be delivered in English and Spanish, with live translated captions available via Zoom.

• Abbie Brozich. Study Species: American White Pelican
• Samantha Grow. Study Species: Frumpy, the Flammulated Owl
• Diego Guerra. Study Species: Grasshopper Sparrow
• Aketzali Martínez. Study Species: Flammulated Owl

This program is made possible through collaboration with our partners, and your donations.

Questions? Contact us at: contactus@birdnaas.org