If you have many sessions that are similar, we also recommend that you click Save this Webinar as a Template, so that you can create other webinars faster and also avoid missing some settings. You can always click the webinar to edit it.To begin the webinar, click Start on the right side of the webinar name.Your webinar will now appear on your list of upcoming webinars.Enter the emails of any alternative hosts.If you are not sure, please refer to our “Recommended Settings” section. There are several other settings available.If you’ve saved a previous webinar’s settings as a template, and want to use them again, just select the name of that webinar under Use a template. Fill in your webinar details, such as the title, a description, and the time and date.On the left-hand side, under Personal, click Webinars, and then click Schedule a Webinar. Whova released Advanced Zoom Integration where you can directly create the Zoom meeting/webinar in Whova. For more information on this program, please contact call 20.This section describes how to create Zoom meeting/webinar on your Zoom dashboard. The park is located at the end of Conway Road, just off of Route 1 in Camden behind Hannaford Shopping Plaza. Merryspring is your community nature center offering walking trails, cultivated gardens, wildlife, and ecology and horticulture educational programs all year round. Zoom links are sent on the mornings of the talks. This program is part of the Winter Online Talk series at Merryspring, sponsored by Renys – A Maine Adventure, and co-sponsored by Allen Insurance & Financial and Camden Riverhouse Hotel.Īccess to a computer or smart device is required to attend. He developed the Maine Birding Trail, with information at .

“The state’s unique history, geology, and geography may be weird, but in ways that create abundant habitat for wildlife.”īob Duchesne serves as vice president of Maine Audubon’s Penobscot Valley Chapter. “Maine is one of the best places in America to go birding,” said Merryspring, in a news release. Bob Duchesne will lead an online presentation titled “Ten Reasons Why Birding in Maine is Weird” in a webinar hosted by Merryspring Nature Center on Tuesday, April 4, at 12 p.m.

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