Black Birders Week: "Gulls: Unapologetically Themselves" presented by Jason Hall

"Gulls: Unapologetically Themselves" presented by Jason Hall May 29, 2026 12:00 PM to 3:00 PM ET Virtual — Free

Now in its sixth year, Black Birders Week 2026, organized by Black AF in STEM, centers the theme "Flyways & Freedom: Advocacy, Action, and the Future" — turning our gaze to the horizon and the pathways that connect us all. Black Birders Week is an annual celebration highlighting the intersection of birds, people, and environmental justice, uplifting Black birders, naturalists, scientists, and outdoor enthusiasts, and advocating for the inclusion, safety, and visibility of Black people in birding and outdoor spaces.

This program is organized and led by BlackAF in Stem. San Diego Bird Alliance is sharing this event as a community resource to amplify Black-led programming during Black Birders Week.

This program is presented by Jason Hall.

Tired of skipping past gulls because they all look the same? Let’s change that. Join Jason Hall for a relaxed, judgment-free session where we leave the intimidation behind. We’ll explore the unexpected beauty, bold personalities, and unique traits of gulls — from their clever behaviors to their subtle ID marks. No more “seagull” shame. No more stress. Just gulls, being unapologetically themselves, and you, getting to know them.

 Register or learn more: https://streamyard.com/watch/BW3RQYfQQPYA

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