Black Folks BIRD Too! Exploring Prairie Ridge Ecostation

In the video, Black Folks Camp Too joins history and science experts at Prairie Ridge Ecostation, where we learn about the exciting experience of bird watching, also known as birding. The adventure introduces us to different bird-watching techniques and equipment, such as binoculars, field guides, and bird calls, which we use to spot and identify various bird species found in the area. We also learn about the importance of conservation and the role that bird watching can play in protecting wild birds and their habitats. On the journey, we get to explore the beautiful natural setting of the Prairie Ridge Ecostation and learn about the different ecosystems and habitats that support the local bird population. Throughout the video, we encourage viewers to get started in birding, highlighting the many benefits of this fun and rewarding activity.
Prairie Ridge boasts a green Outdoor Classroom, a native plant garden and native tree arboretum, a series of ponds and vernal pools, and a trail system winding through the prairie and forest. Museum staff offers a multitude of public programs to educate visitors about nature and science. The Nature PlaySpace for young children has become a safe, popular space for nature-based play; programs offered here include Nature Stories and Nature PlayDays. Prairie Ridge is also a hub for researchers who conduct citizen science onsite, affording visitors numerous opportunities to participate in real scientific research.
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Honestly. I never knew bird watching was inherently racist.