Dive into the captivating world of "Beach Nesting" with your hosts Vanda from Loki Loves and Cathy from Remember The Wild for #LokiLovesInktober2023

Join us for a casual chat and create webinar 🌊🐦🎨🖋️

(New to Inktober? Join us for our 31 day nature art challenge!)

We're thrilled to have a special guest with us, Dr. Sonia Sánchez, an ecologist deeply passionate about coastal birds. Sonia's insights are a treasure trove for anyone curious about the incredible shorebirds that grace our coastal shores.

As a project officer on Birdlife Australia's Beach-nesting Birds Program, Sonia's research has delved into the nesting disturbance of one of Australia's most vulnerable coastal shorebirds - the Hooded Plover. Her dedication to these feathered friends is awe-inspiring.

Sonia's love for plovers goes way back, and she's played a pivotal role in the growth of the global Plover Appreciation Day (celebrated every September 16th). Before her role with Birdlife, she dedicated years as a volunteer "plover guardian" within the nationwide Hooded Plover recovery program.

So, whether you're an art enthusiast, a nature lover, or simply curious about these remarkable birds, join us for a sandy adventure, a bit of drawing, and a whole lot of shorebird wisdom.

See you there!

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New to Inktober? Join us for our 31 day nature art challenge here: https://www.lokiloves.com/inkt...

Read more about our special 2023 theme, "Shorebirds and Wetlands" here: https://www.rememberthewild.org.au/inktober-2023-wings.../

Check out our other Inktober events:

Monday 2nd Oct - Week One Inktober Creative Conversations: Learn and Draw Beach-nesting Shorebirds

Friday 13th Oct - Week Two Inktober Creative Conversations: Learn and Draw Shorebirds and Estuaries

Monday 16th Oct - Week Three Inktober Creative Conversations: Learn and Draw Shorebirds in Broome

Sunday 29th Oct - Week Four Inktober Creative Conversations: Learn and Draw Shorebirds in the Arctic Tundra