Cornell Labs Monday Night Seminars

The Education Program at the Lab of Ornithology began filming Monday Night Seminars in the Fall of 2005.  Thanks to  continued assistance from the Macaulay Library, we have been able to offer these seminars in a web-friendly format that features the speaker and the presentation slides.  All of our recorded Monday Night Seminars are broadcast across the web as Quicktime movies.  Each seminar lasts roughly 45 minutes in its entirety, with time at the end for asking questions of the speaker.

Conservation of Boreal forest birds and the relevance of behavioral ecologists

The frontier of Urban Ecology and the challenge of rejuvenating America's cities

Calling patterns of night--migrating birds over central New York

A bird's-eye view of forest fires in the West

Mercury and migration: Conservation through the lives of Adirondack loons

The ravens' vs. the wood frogs' sharing systems

Natural Sound: Science, music, experiment

Cooperation in Courtship: the Dance of the Lance-tailed Manakin

Bird Monitoring and Bird Banding from a European Perspective: an Obsession for the Detail

Lessons from My Long-Term Bird Monitoring: Good News and Bad

Bird flu, birds, and birders: What is it all about?

The Biological Limits of Sustainable Hunting in the Tropics

Louis Agassiz Fuertes: His Art, Life, and Letters