The Embassy of Colombia, in partnership with ProColombia, continues its virtual experiences series with birdwatching. See and learn about the incredible diversity of Colombian birds, many of which are migrating now to the United States.
This online event is third in a series designed to bring the world to Colombia, even as we stay home and take care. The first was a salsa lesson and the second was a cooking lesson on May 13 with Colombian Chef Juanma Barrientos, Founder of El Cielo.
“We are grateful to have a virtual platform to connect with friends around the world,” said Ambassador to the United States Francisco Santos. “While we stay home, we must continue learning, having experiences, engaging in productive activities and preparing for the world after the pandemic. Our commitment through this webinar series is to bring the best of Colombia to all of our friends.”
“These virtual experiences are a great way to take care of ourselves so we can meet again soon,” said President of ProColombia Flavia Santoro. “ProColombia is keeping the world in touch virtually with all the business opportunities we have to offer and making sure everyone can enjoy our breathtaking landscapes and tourist destinations from the comfort of their homes.”
Upcoming events in the Virtual Colombian Experiences series are below. You can view all events through Embassy of Colombia Facebook Live.
- “Birdwatching in Colombia from Your Couch” with the Audubon Society’s Matthew Jeffrey and WhereNext Bird Expert Chris Bell
May 20th at 6:00 p.m. ET. Click here to register.
See and learn about the incredible diversity of Colombian birds, many of which are migrating now to the United States. You may even be able to see some of them out of your real windows.
For an experience now, click here to watch “The Birders: A Melodic Journey Through Northern Colombia,” a documentary produced by WhereNext for ProColombia.
- Book Readings by Gabriel García Márquez and Other Colombian Authors
May 27th at 7:00 p.m. ET. Click here to register. (Spanish)
Listen to the voice of the Nobel Prize winner reading one of his most famous books in addition to the voices of other Colombian authors from the Hispanic voice archives at the Library of Congress.
