Cuba with Audubon Nature Odysseys
March 27, 2012 - April 08, 2012
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Join Audubon leader John Hannan for a unique opportunity to interact with Cuban naturalists as you study the birds of Cuba. This 13-day excursion is made possible by the National Audubon Society’s one-year license for travel to Cuba, focusing on the unique avifauna of the island and creating people-to-people connections with Cuban conservationists and environmental communities. The program provides the chance to observe a wide variety of Cuba’s reported 370 species of birds, including highlights such as the Bee Hummingbird and the Zapata Wren.
About Your Leader
John Hannan is an avid naturalist and ornithologist who has spent his entire life traveling and experiencing nature’s beauty. John is currently the Senior Director of Strategic Gifts for the National Audubon’s Atlantic Flyway Initiative and, through his work, he daily sees the birds in their natural habitats throughout their migratory life cycle from the Arctic to the tip of South America. John has columns in two nationally syndicated publications and is a regular contributor to several other publications writing on bird watching, nature travel and conservation. He is an excellent nature photographer documenting nesting and migrating birds for his work and for recreation. He is a frequent presenter at conferences and forums on the topics of conservation, outdoor recreation, and nature.
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We would love to join you for a trip to Cuba observing birds. Jo
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